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Stuttgart District

Rialto Bridge Beinstein

Stuttgart District

Rialto Bridge Beinstein

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Rialto Bridge Beinstein

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Location: Waiblingen, Rems-Murr-Kreis, Stuttgart District, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

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2. Footpath Along the Rems River – Orchard meadows with beehives loop from Beinstein

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3. Rems River in Talaue Park – Waiblingen Old Town loop from Stetten-Beinstein

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🚶HARALD M.🚶

March 20, 2019

The three-stone stone Remsbrücke was built in the years 1825/26,
has been a listed building since 1979.
The vernacular once called it "Königsbruecke" and refers to it today with the
Venetian name "Rialto Bridge"

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Martin1966

March 5, 2023

The path along the Rems leads under the road, with a view of this bridge.

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Rika123

February 15, 2025

... the "Rialto Bridge" of "WN-Beinstein, in the Rems-Murr district, Baden-Württemberg.

- Construction period from October 1825 to October 1826
- three-arched stone "King's Bridge" or "Rialto Bridge"
- Reason: In 1828, "King Wilhelm I of Württemberg" visited "Beinstein" and inspected the new bridge over the Rems
- Most of the stones come from the "Hörnleskopf" near Korb and some from "Baach near Schnait" or "Fellbach"
- In October 1979, the bridge was "placed" under monument protection

- The reason for the construction was the straightening of the "Rems loops" between "Endersbach" and "Waiblingen" from 1824 to 1827
- The straightening was necessary because the Rems repeatedly led to flooding and the grain and hay harvest as well as the grape harvest in lower elevations, which led to financial hardship in the villages

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Location: Waiblingen, Rems-Murr-Kreis, Stuttgart District, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

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1. Footpath Along the Rems River – Rems River in Talaue Park loop from Bad

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