Trostbrücke
Trostbrücke
3.5
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Neighbourhood: Hamburg-Altstadt
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- Rathaus • 4 min walk
- Rödingsmarkt • 5 min walk
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macedonboy
Glasgow, UK186,521 contributions
Sept 2019
The Trostbrücke is a bridge that spans the Nikolaifleet canal. It's one of the oldest, if not the oldest bridge in Hamburg, accounting for ones in the same location that were destroyed and rebuilt.
It's a fairly simple single arched bridge and pretty nondescript except for the sculptures of Count Adolf III and Saint Ansgar. The buildings around the bridge have a lot of historical significance as part of the Hamburg mercantile heritage. The bridge is pretty, the views aren’t that great, so I wouldn't go out of the way to see it.
It's a fairly simple single arched bridge and pretty nondescript except for the sculptures of Count Adolf III and Saint Ansgar. The buildings around the bridge have a lot of historical significance as part of the Hamburg mercantile heritage. The bridge is pretty, the views aren’t that great, so I wouldn't go out of the way to see it.
Written 23 September 2019
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andreashubert
4 contributions
Sept 2018
nothing special, just one the last remaining bridges of Hamburg which survived wwII, checkout St. Nikolai just across
Written 3 October 2018
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pawel_hbg
Sopot, Poland16,816 contributions
Apr 2023 • Couples
This small but historically very important bridge is decorated with models of Bishop Ansgar, who founded the cathedral that was in the old part of the city, and of Count Adolf III Von Schauenburg, who founded the merchant's district, Neustädter. Now under construction.
Written 19 April 2023
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therichastill
Stevenage, UK3,327 contributions
Sept 2024 • Solo
Trostbrucke is in the heart of Hamburg City Centre and not far from the St Nikolai memorial. The bridge crosses one of the canals that feeds from the Alster lakes into the River Elbe.
On the bridge there are some grand statues which are worth pausing at to check out.
The bridge blends into the surrounding environment where there are lots of nice old buildings.
On the bridge there are some grand statues which are worth pausing at to check out.
The bridge blends into the surrounding environment where there are lots of nice old buildings.
Written 6 October 2024
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Vitor A
Lisbon, Portugal795 contributions
Apr 2019 • Business
Going from the Rathaus to St. Nikolai you should be sure that you cross this small bridge. It is one of the most romantic bridges I have ever crossed – very simple with two beautiful statutes, one at each side. Enjoy!
Written 1 May 2019
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Andrew R
Crewe, UK2,974 contributions
Sept 2018 • Solo
This is one of the oldest bridges that survived the Bombing of the city and it worth a photo stop on the way between the town hall and the St Nikolai Memorial
Written 4 October 2018
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Tom I
Minneapolis, MN739 contributions
Oct 2017 • Couples
Sure it I just a bridge, but it's setting is quiet and historic. The opposing statutes are more photogenic than the bridge. And as my title states, the bridge has not been junked up with those annoying padlocks that seem to be prevelant on any tourist bridge throughout the world.
Written 6 October 2017
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LucyKotsiopoulou
Athens, Greece2,285 contributions
May 2017 • Friends
Interesting bridge, and although not one of the top attractions in Hamburg, it makes an interesting visit. Extremely near to the Nikolaikirche, which you can see standing on the bridge right in front of you, it's quite a modern bridge, not old, and quite wide, but provides a beautiful view of the river, right underneath. Looking towards the church of St. Nikolai, to the left there is some kind of bank building, and to right another big similar red-bricked building. There are two statues on either side of the bridge, vaguely Roman looking, stone, with golden finishes. I especially liked them. They face each other, as if they are standing guard of the bridge. There is a blue sign on the bridge, explaining facts about it, and a few benches to sit down on looking over the river, to the side. All in all, being so close to the Nikolaikirche, it makes an interesting short visit, easy to get to, and one might as well go see it if they're in the area!
Written 11 August 2017
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