The Vaduz-Sevelen Rhine Bridge WGN L-01-03/S-15-08

The Vaduz-Svelen Rhine Bridge connects two European states (Switzerland and Liechtenstein), going from Vaduz (Liechtenstein's capital) to the Swiss town of Sevelen, and thereby crosses the river Rhine.

The bridge was completed in 1901. It is 135 meters [443 ft.] long and the interior is 4.2 meters [13.8 ft.] wide. More technical data can be found here: de.structurae.de/structures/data/index.cfm?id=s0004950 [German], or en.structurae.de/structures/data/index.cfm?id=s0004950 [English].

While the CB is open to cyclists and pedestrians, cars and motorcycles are not allowed.

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The Vaduz-Sevelen Rhine Bridge
Photo by Gregor Wenda

The Vaduz-Sevelen Rhine Bridge
Photo by Gregor Wenda

The Vaduz-Sevelen Rhine Bridge
Photo by Gregor Wenda

The Vaduz-Sevelen Rhine Bridge
Photo by Gregor Wenda

The Vaduz-Sevelen Rhine Bridge
Photo by Gregor Wenda

The Vaduz-Sevelen Rhine Bridge
Photo by Gregor Wenda