In 1905, a graceful metal bridge arched across the Ill River. This is the Passerelle de l’Abreuvoir. It delicately connects the Ruelle de l’Abreuvoir to the Quai des Bateliers. The Passerelle de l’Abreuvoir offers a charming pathway for pedestrians and cyclists. Its original iron deck, sadly, succumbed to time and corrosion. In 2006, the city of Strasbourg meticulously replaced the deck. They kept the original design and pink sandstone pillars. The Passerelle de l’Abreuvoir has held several names. Initially, it was the “Tränkgässelbrücke”. Later, during the German occupation in 1940, it retained this name. The French name, Passerelle de l’Abreuvoir, was officially adopted in 1927. It was reaffirmed after the Liberation. So, as you stroll across this picturesque bridge, remember its journey through time. It’s a symbol of Strasbourg’s resilience and its ability to preserve its history.
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