Passerelle des Deux Rives

The two footbridges of the bridge, which are reserved for cyclists and pedestrians, meet in the middle of the Rhine in a 100 square meter platform. The Parisian architect Marc Mimram, who designed the design, wanted to give walkers an opportunity to enjoy the landscape and experience the connectedness. For pedestrians and cyclists, this place with tables and benches is ideal for a rest, and that with a really breathtaking view.

The Passerelle des Deux Rives (German bridge of the two banks) is a pedestrian and cyclist bridge over the Rhine. It was designed by the Parisian architect Marc Mimram as the centerpiece of the cross-border state garden show between the cities of Strasbourg and Kehl. At the opening of the garden show on April 23, 2004, it was inaugurated and given its purpose. The Passerelle des deux Rives is part of the transboundary garden of the two banks. Source Wikipedia

Architecturally beautiful bridge to marvel at