Peace Museum Bridge at Remagen - RLP / Germany - History Museums on Waymarking.com

Museum in the towers of the former Ludendorff Bridge.

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"The bridge at Remagen was built during the First World War at the urging of the German generals, so that more troops and war materials could be brought to the Western Front.
The railway bridge was designed by Karl Wiener, an architect from Mannheim. It was 325 meters long, had a clearance of 14.80 m above the normal water level of the Rhine, and its highest point measured 29.25 m. The bridge carried two rail lines and a pedestrian walkway.
It was considered one of the finest steel bridges over the Rhine."

Adults
EUR 3.50 per person

Parents with children
EUR 7.00

Juveniles, students, handicapped persons
EUR 1.00 per person

Groups (from 10 persons up)
EUR 2.50 per person

Theme: History of the bridge. Street Address: Straße An der Alten Rheinbrücke 11 / Rheinpromenade PLZ/Ort 53424 Remagen am Rhein Land Deutschland Food Court: no Gift Shop: no Hours of Operation: Opening hours 7 March - 15 November daily, 10 am - 5 pm, May through October - 6 pm Cost: 3.00 (listed in local currency) Museum Size: Small Relevant Web Site: [Web Link]

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