Holzbrücke (Grenze D-CH)

This is the longest covered wooden bridge in Europe. It leads from Bad Säckingen🇩🇪 over the Rhine to Stein 🇨🇭 and is one of the cultural assets.

Very nice view of the wooden bridge and the Fridolinsmünster from Bad Säckingen.

Together with the cathedral, the bridge remains the landmark of Bad Säckingen.
When I consider that all traffic used to roll over this bridge, in a single lane and regulated with a traffic light.
You can no longer imagine how it was.

The wooden bridge Bad Säckingen connects the German city Bad Säckingen with the municipality of Stein in Switzerland. With its 203.7 meters (with canopies 206.5 meters) it is the longest covered wooden bridge in Europe. This makes it longer than the Lucerne Chapel Bridge, which is 202.9 meters long (204.7 meters with canopies). The bridge is on the list of cultural assets of national importance in the canton of Aargau.
Source: Wikipedia
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holzbr%C3%BCcke_Bad_S%C3%A4ckingen

One of the most beautiful wooden bridges, always a good connection to the annual MPS in the castle garden

Switzerland on the left, Germany on the right. Bad Säckingen owns the bridge alone.

A great experience to walk over the covered wooden bridge from Bad Säckingen to Steins in Switzerland. The bridge breathes history, inside there is not only the border but also information boards about history. And on the outside it is decorated with flowers.

The border between Germany, Bad Säckingen and Switzerland, Stein runs through the middle of the Rhine and thus also in the bridge. The border is marked by a white marking line.

Bad Säckingen is particularly proud of the longest covered wooden bridge in Europe

A great experience to walk over the covered wooden bridge from Bad Säckingen to Steins in Switzerland. The bridge breathes history, inside there is not only the border but also information boards about history. And on the outside it is decorated with flowers.