- Free admission
Railroad bridge over the Lenne
Historical site | Bridge
The railroad bridge over the Lenne in Werdohl-Ütterlingsen is on the route of the Ruhr-Sieg Railway and was built in 1863-1865.
Address
Railroad bridge over the Lenne
Ütterlingser Str.
58791 Werdohl
Telephone: +49 2392 / 917 - 0
Properties:
This railroad bridge is an impressive testimony to industrial architecture, enthroned against the picturesque backdrop of the Sauerland. This historic bridge with its majestic segmental arches rests on massive river pillars and features a construction method reminiscent of the architectural achievements of the 19th century. The ashlar masonry reflects the transition from decorative historicism to the sober art of engineering, which made an early appearance in Südwestfalen.
Anyone exploring the Märkischer Kreis should not miss the opportunity to be captivated by the fascinating symbiosis of technology and nature. The bridge rises majestically over the Lenne and offers a special eye-catcher not only for railroad enthusiasts, but also for history buffs. A hike along this historic railroad line is both a journey into the past and a relaxing excursion into nature
, and a visit to the bridge is also a highlight for photographers: the combination of technical structure, flowing water and surrounding green spaces offers numerous photo opportunities. Whether on foot or by bike, a visit to the railroad bridge over the Lenne is the ideal way to combine a trip to the varied Sauerland
region, which offers countless leisure activities and scenic attractions and is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The bridge itself tells the story of a region that has always been on the move and has immortalized its inventive spirit in monumental buildings. No entrance fee is required, so there's nothing to stop a spontaneous visit, and
this bridge is not only an engineering masterpiece, but also a place of tranquillity that invites visitors to pause and enjoy the impressive scenery. A trip here is a must for anyone looking for something special in the ordinary.
Directions
Located on the B236
