The 60 meter long 4-arched Eder bridge is today the best-preserved structure in the old Edertal and emerges from a water level of below 235.10 meters. It was built between 1887 and 1890 and is now a listed building. The village of Asel was blown up by imperial pioneers after it was cleared.
Asel Bridge
Historical site | Diverse sight | Bridge | Building / Modern architecture
When the water on your access routes has dried up, it can be visited and used by hikers and cyclists to cross the Eder.
Address
Asel Bridge
34516 Vöhl
Business hours
Visible from a water level of below 235.10 m.
Directions
How to get there Either take the K32 to Aselstein or drive on the other side to Asel-Süd. Parking Please use the designated parking spaces in Asel-Süd. Public transportation Nearest bus stop/s: Vöhl- Asel-Süd; Vöhl- Asel Hohe Fahrt Line/s: 501.2; 504.1; 581.5, 585.1 NVV-ServcieTelefon: 0800-939-0800 All connections including AST cab connections can be found in detail via the NVV timetable information - www.nvv.de/fahrplanauskunft Tip for smartphones - download the "NVV Mobil" app from the relevant app store before the tour! In general, the "AST-Taxi" (AnrufSammelTaxi) should also be included in the planning. With the AnrufSammelTaxis (AST), the NVV ensures mobility on routes that are not in high demand. Instead of taking the bus, you travel in normal cabs or hire cars. ASTs also have fixed timetables - all you have to do is (usually) call 30 minutes before your journey. Please also note that ASTs only operate when there are no regular buses running at the same time. Call the shared cab center: +49 (0) 5631-5062088