Londenbrug

The London Bridge is a bridge in the Antwerp port area on the right bank of the Scheldt. The bridge lies over the northern head of the Connection Dock, which connects the Kattendijk Dock with the Willem Dock. She is electrically powered.

The London Bridge is a folding bridge of the Dutch type. It connects the wide Amsterdamstraat, from the Rijnkaai, to the Londenstraat. The passage width is 17.7 meters.

Antwerp city poet Stijn Vranken wrote 'A good city poem' tailored to the London Bridge on the Eilandje, as part of the urban project 'Program for a city in change'. It's at the bottom of the bridge and can only be read when it's open

The London Bridge is a bridge in the Antwerp port area on the right bank of the Scheldt. The bridge spans the northern head of the Schakelsdok, which connects the Kattendijkdok with the Willemdok. The London Bridge is a folding bridge of the Dutch type. It connects the wide Amsterdamstraat, from the Rijnkaai, to the Londenstraat. The passage width is 17.7 meters. The bridge has already been completely replaced twice in its existence. The first London Bridge was similar to the Nassau Bridge, but with a train track. This bridge was built in 1913 and was demolished in 1978 and replaced by a new bridge. IN the summer of 2016 until the end of 2017, the London Bridge was replaced a second time. The bridge has been completely demolished and was replaced by a 2 X 1 lane bridge and a two-track tram line.