View of Schiersteiner Hafen from the bridge

The Schiersteiner Hafen is always worth a visit and from the bridge you have a great view

This bike-compatible bridge connects the two banks of the Schiersteiner Hafen so that you can walk around it completely.

The Dyckerhoff Bridge is a pedestrian bridge spanning the harbor exit of Schiersteiner Harbor (Rhine kilometer 506.0) with a 96.40-meter-wide arch. Built in 1967, the structure is a prestressed concrete structure constructed using the cantilever method, and was the first in Germany to use lightweight concrete to reduce loads.The planning and construction of the bridge began three years earlier (1964), when the cement factory of the same name celebrated its 100th anniversary and donated the bridge together with the city of Wiesbaden.The bridge is part of the "Rhine-Main Industrial Heritage Route."