Werrabrücke Lindewerra

Built in 1901 demolished after World War II because it was close to the border.
1999 Newly built and ceremonially inaugurated.
Below with a rest area, information boards and Wohmo parking space.

The Werra Bridge in Lindewerra is of particular importance for the residents of Lindewerra, because when it was completed in 1901 it connected the districts separated by the Werra. It was a six-arched sandstone bridge. On April 8, 1945, a part was blown up by soldiers of the German Wehrmacht. It was not until September 1998, well after reunification, that the reconstruction and renovation of the eastern part of the bridge, which is under monument protection, began. It was opened to traffic on July 17, 1999.

Once you are here you should inform yourself about the history of the bridge