Viaduct/Passerelle, Luxembourg

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The Old bridge Рin common parlance Рwas built between 1859 and 1861 to cross the P̩trusse valley at a height of 45 metres. It consists of 24 arches spanning either 8 or 15 metres and of pillars up to 30 metres high. The total length is 290 metres whereas the slight curve in the middle is the result of military and strategic considerations. More info on: www.lcto.lu

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