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Adolphe Bridge

The Adolphe Bridge, also known as the New Bridge, is an iconic stone arch bridge spanning the Petrusse Valley at 42 meters height. Built between 1900-1903 during Grand Duke Adolphes reign, its 85-meter double arch was the largest stone arch in the world at the time. A modern renovation (2014-2017) added a suspended pedestrian and bicycle lane beneath the main deck, offering unique views of the bridge and valley.

Practical Information

Updated: Jan 6, 2026

Visit Duration

Minimum0.25 hours
Recommended0.3 hours
Maximum0.5 hours

Entrance Fee

Free

Free to cross. Iconic symbol of Luxembourg City connecting old town with station area

Best Time to Visit

Golden hour (early morning or before sunset) for best photography. Walk both the upper road level and the lower suspended walkway for different perspectives.

Crowd Level

Low — few visitors
Official Website

How to Get There

Connects Boulevard Royal in Ville Haute to Avenue de la Liberte in the Gare district. Walking distance from Place de la Constitution and the Gelle Fra monument.

What to Expect

An impressive stone arch bridge spanning a deep valley. Dramatic views over the Petrusse Valley and city fortifications. A unique suspended walkway beneath the main bridge deck. Connection between the Old Town and the train station district. A symbol of Luxembourg City.

Connectivity

Wi-Fi
Not available

Facilities & Services

viewpoint

Working Hours

Updated: Jan 6, 2026
Monday24 hours
Tuesday24 hours
Wednesday24 hours
Thursday24 hours
Friday24 hours
Saturday24 hours
Sunday24 hours
Note

Adolphe Bridge - symbol of Luxembourg, open to pedestrians and traffic 24/7. Built in 1903, one of the largest stone arch bridges in the world. Best view of the bridge from Pétrusse Valley promenade.

Accessibility

Wheelchair Access
Fully accessible

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faq.subtitle Adolphe Bridge

When completed in 1903, the Adolphe Bridge's 85-meter double stone arch was the largest of its kind in the world. Named after Grand Duke Adolphe who ruled during its construction, the bridge has become an iconic symbol of Luxembourg City, spanning the dramatic Petrusse Valley at 42 meters height.

Yes! During renovations from 2014-2017, a suspended pedestrian and bicycle lane was added beneath the main road deck. This innovative feature offers spectacular views of the bridge architecture and the valley below, and is free to use.

Travel Tips

Useful tips for visiting Adolphe Bridge

Wear comfortable walking shoes—cobblestone streets can be slippery. The old town is pedestrian-only, park outside and walk in.

Visit the local market in the morning for fresh produce and artisan goods. Most shops close for siesta 2-5 PM.

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Weather

Average temperature by month

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