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At the Werra bridge between Lauchröden and Herleshausen you can experience a piece of German history.

good that the bridge is back, Lindewerra used to be a dead end

Be sure to take a tour around the Werrasee

Beautiful lake, but there are blue-green algae in it

Here you can finally make some progress!

History In 1223, Landgrave Ludwig IV had the stone bridge built to replace a wooden bridge. The structure was secured by a defensive tower at the eastern bridgehead. The bridge is said to have been connected to the "Eisenach Gate" of the Creuzburg city wall, 200 m away. A short time later, a wooden chapel dedicated to the patron saint Liborius was built downstream on the eastern bank, which was replaced in 1499 by a Liborius Chapel built in the late Gothic style. The bridge tower was demolished in 1717. From 1747 to 1752, extensive repair and renovation work was carried out under the direction of Gottfried Heinrich Krohne to repair the flood damage. At the beginning of the 20th century, the structure was part of Reichsstraße 7. On April 1, 1945, two arches of the bridge were blown up by the Wehrmacht; reconstruction lasted until 1952.

The Wanfrieder Schlagd (also Wanfrieder Hafen and Historischer Hafen Wanfried) is located on the Werra in the northern Hessian town of Wanfried in the Werra-Meißner district. The listed complex consists of the former stacking area of the Wanfried harbor with a quay wall, iron rings for mooring ships, and a preserved remnant of the city wall.

The bridge did not exist during GDR times because the border ran in the middle of the river. The old photo shows what it looked like there.