Germany Wooden Bridge in Essing
The Wooden Bridge in Essing, also known as the Tatzlwurm Bridge, is a striking pedestrian and cyclist bridge spanning the Main-Danube Canal. Completed in 1986, it was Europe's longest wooden bridge at the time, measuring 189.91 meters. Its distinctive, wavy design earned it the nickname "Tatzlwurm," resembling a dragon's tail. The bridge offers picturesque views of the Altmühltal landscape and is a popular spot for photography enthusiasts. It's easily accessible and free to visit year-round.
Photography Tips
You need a ultra wide angle lens. Tripod and ND Filter may be useful. The spot seems to be illuminated during blue hour.
Travel Information
You can park nearby.
Spot Type
Outdoor
Crowd Factor
Nearly no other people
Best Timing
Blue hour/at night in summer
Sunrise & Sunset
05:29 - 21:08
| current local time: 03:57
Photo Themes
Bridge
River
Locations
Bavaria
Bayern
Altmühltal
Essing
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