Three Countries Bridge (Passerelle des Trois Pays)

The Dreiländerbrücke (Passerelle des Trois Pays), still known as the Passerelle over the Rhine during the planning and construction phase, is the longest arched bridge for cyclists and pedestrians in the world. A Franco-German state treaty was signed before the bridge was built. The striking arch construction is intended to symbolize the strong connection between the two states. The bridge and its construction has received various architectural and engineering awards.

Bridge for pedestrians and cyclists between Weil and Huningue in France, built in 2007.

The longest bicycle and pedestrian bridge of this type in the world connects France with Germany. This means that the Rhine can be crossed without vehicle traffic. Well lit in the dark. However, the strong swaying of the bridge as soon as joggers cross the bridge takes a lot of getting used to.