Adolphe Bridge
Pont Adolphe
A stone arch bridge completed in 1903, once the largest stone arch bridge in the world. A suspended cycling path was added beneath the deck.
The bridge spans the Pétrusse valley with a main arch of about 85 metres, linking the old town with the railway station district. It is one of Luxembourg's national symbols. After renovation in 2017, a cycling and pedestrian path was suspended beneath the deck, offering views over the valley greenery from a steel mesh walkway. The best panoramic view of the bridge is from the Gëlle Fra monument on Place de la Constitution. Crossing is free, and trams pass over the bridge.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Gëlle Fra (Monument of Remembrance)
- Place d'Armes
- Place Guillaume II
- Notre-Dame Cathedral, Luxembourg
- Grand Ducal Palace
- Villa Vauban
- Luxembourg City History Museum
- National Museum of Archaeology, History and Art