Deutzer Brücke — Attraction in Cologne

The Deutz Suspension Bridge is a bridge across the River Rhine and designed by Fritz Leonhardt and Gerd Lohme. When the bridge was first built in 1948, it was the world's first steel box girder bridge. It's not an incredible bridge to look at, but it's a nice way to cross the river and also get great views of Rheinauhafen and Severinsbrücke to the south, Cologne Cathedral and Hohenzollern Bridge...

Thanx to the bridge which saves the life to get from Köln messe to the main city center. The view is good on burg the sides of the bridge. Specially the Köln cathedral looks majestic from here. You can see the river line on the left hand side with chi late museum and part of the old city. It can be very windy on the bridge. So take care of your phones while...

It’s one of the most beautiful and historic bridges in Cologne. It was originally a floating bridge and has been rebuilt over time. On a sunny day, the view from this bridge is stunning — you can see the Cologne Cathedral, the telecommunications tower, nearby bridges, and riverside buildings, all creating a very special and...