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Kettensteg
The Kettensteg is a pedestrian bridge in Nuremberg, built in 1824 over the river Pegnitz and it is considered the oldest chain bridge in continental Europe.
Großweidenmühlsteg
The Großweidenmühlsteg is a footbridge which spans the river Pegnitz and connects the districts Kleinweidenmühle and St. Johannis.
Museumsbrücke
The Museum Bridge is the central connection between Nuremberg's two city sides Lorenz and Sebald.
Maxbrücke
The Max Bridge is the oldest solid stone bridge over the Pegnitz.
Fleischbrücke
The Nuremberg's Meat Bridge builded in 1596–1598 is located in the center of the old town and is one of the oldest bridges in the city.
Henkersteg
The Hangman's Bridge was constructed in 1457 as a wooden bridge and connects the Trödelmarkt market and the Unschlittplatz.