Lesum Bridge

The Lesum Bridge is a road bridge over the Lesum in what is now the Bremen district of Burglesum. It has connected the two banks for over 600 years.
The Lesum was the border between the city of Bremen and the Prussian-Hanoverian communities to the north until 1939. It is particularly narrow at this point and therefore particularly suitable for a fixed crossing. For the people of Bremen, but also their enemies, the bridge and the fortress built to protect it on the southern side of the Lesum were a strategically important object. Over the centuries, the Danes (1625), Swedes (1645 and 1653) and French (1757) took over the bridge. Due to its importance as a trade route, the Swedish Field Marshal Erik Dahlberg called it the "key to Bremen"
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Good bike path, a look left and right over the railing is worthwhile. In the immediate vicinity there are various possibilities for a short break, the physical well-being can be taken care of in various places a short distance away.

Great view of the Lesum from the Lesum Bridge.