View of the Frankfurt skyline from Deutschherrnbrücke

The Deutschherrnbrücke is a two-track railway bridge with an accompanying pedestrian bridge over the Main.The only sound artwork in Frankfurt's Green Belt hangs in the middle of the Deutschherrnbrücke.More information at frankfurt.de/themen/umwelt-und-gruen/orte/gruenguertel/ziele/interessante_orte/sonic-vista

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The Deutschherrnbrücke in Frankfurt am Main is a major bridge that crosses the River Main and connects the Sachsenhausen district with the Ostend district. The bridge was built in 1912-1914 and has had a fascinating history over time. Its name comes from the Teutonic Order, also known as the Deutschherrenorden, which played an important role in the region during the Middle Ages. The Deutschherrnbrücke is a reinforced concrete bridge with an elegant arched structure that is not only functional but also has architectural appeal. The bridge offers pedestrians and cyclists a scenic crossing of the River Main with a breathtaking view of the Frankfurt skyline and river. The location of the Deutschherrnbrücke makes it a popular spot for walkers, joggers and photographers to enjoy the view and atmosphere. The Deutschherrnbrücke is not only a major transport hub but also an architectural gem that symbolizes the connection between the different districts of Frankfurt. Their historical heritage and aesthetic presence make them a characteristic element of Frankfurt’s cityscape.