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Essing without a bridge - a horse without harness! The bridge has been there "as long as one remembers." The bridge tower bears Gothic features, but the bridge certainly dates back to the town's founding. The bridge has retained its construction and appearance over the centuries. According to early engravings, it once had more bays; today there are still three: Two water bays and one land bay. The 46-meter-long bridge in Essing is today an admired historical monument, a carpenter's honor, with its dramatic landscape backdrop, a painter's bridge, a photographer's bridge. The bridge tower still has a shingled tent roof. A slanted-roofed external staircase leads up to the two-story apartment. The passage in the tower has a rounded arch on the Altmühl side and a pointed arch on the market side. The only public flood marker, dating from 1784, is located at the Bodenstein (ground stone) at the exit. When the bridge tower no longer served any practical purpose, but instead, along with the two gate towers, only burdened the market coffers, it was sold in 1828. https://www.marktessing.de/sehenswertes/bruck_und_bruckturm-22406/

Very picturesque place that clings to the rocks on the Altmühl. The best view is from the wooden bridge.

A truly magnificent church well worth a visit!

Beautiful city on the Altmühl

A very photogenic place with an idyllic setting of a wooden bridge, the Altmühl and Essing rivers, with its houses built directly against the Jura rock face.

The bridge stands out from afar due to its curious construction. With a length of 193 meters, the "Tatzlwurm" suspension bridge construction is one of the longest wooden bridges in Europe and connects the two sides of the Essing valley. Walk over it, cyclists have to get off and enjoy the gentle swing. You should definitely give yourself this experience, great.

Picturesque town on the Altmühl - a must for cyclists and photographers!

Very beautiful city directly on the Altmühl surrounded by three castles and a wonderful rocky backdrop. In addition to the Rosenburg with Falkenhof and the two ruins Rabenstein and Tachenstein, there is still a lot to see in the small town. Whether hikers or cyclists, everyone gets their money's worth here, plus there are historical buildings and very nice places to stop for refreshments in the city.