Sint Servaasbrug
A stone arch bridge completed in the late 13th century, one of the oldest bridges in the Netherlands. It links the old town with the Wyck district on the east bank.
The stone bridge was built roughly between 1280 and 1298. It has seven arches. The arch at the Wyck end was later replaced with a steel lifting section so that boats can pass. Today only pedestrians and cyclists use the bridge. In the evening, standing on it gives the best view of the Meuse and the old houses and church towers on both banks. It is also a classic spot for city panoramas. It is open at all times.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Stokstraat
- Hoge Brug
- Basilica of Our Lady
- Helpoort
- Bisschopsmolen
- Wyck
- Markt & City Hall
- Boekhandel Dominicanen