Bridge Kohlbrandbrucke
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Main Span of Hamburg's Harbor
Striking from afar, the Köhlbrandbrücke towers as a crucial infrastructure piece of Hamburg since its opening. Did you know it's the longest bridge in Hamburg?
Constructed in 1974, the bridge was designed by engineers Hans and Paul Schmitt. It spans 3,300 meters and is a vital connection for transporting goods through the bustling harbor. Its steel arch design is an engineering marvel, allowing for 53 meters of clearance for ships passing beneath. This landmark is not only functional but also represents the maritime spirit of the city.
Essential Highlights
- 📍 Viewpoints: Multiple locations nearby offer striking views of the bridge and the harbor.
- 🚢 Shipping Traffic: Observe large vessels navigate under the bridge—vital for Hamburg's economy.
- 🚶♂️ Walking Paths: Scenic walking paths along the bridge ensure leisurely exploration.
Accessibility is free for viewing the Köhlbrandbrücke, making it ideal for tourists and anyone interested in Hamburg's maritime culture.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Bridge Kohlbrandbrucke
Length Details
The Köhlbrandbrücke stretches 3,300 meters, making it the longest bridge in Hamburg.
Design Team
Engineers Hans and Paul Schmitt were responsible for the bridge's innovative design.
Height Clearance
The bridge features a clearance of 53 meters for large ships navigating below.
Location
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Address
View mapKöhlbrandbrücke (Süderelbe)
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Price
Free. No tickets required for access to viewpoints.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: 1 hour.
Best Time to Visit
Early morning or late afternoon for fewer crowds.