Müngsten Bridge Park and Müngsten Bridge

  • Viewpoint/lookout tower
  • Historical site
  • Monument
  • Bridge
  • park/garden area
  • Historic railways / Leisure railways
  • Forests
Impressive perspectives and lots of fun amidst beautiful nature

Ever seen a bridge from below? In the Müngsten Bridge Park, you can marvel at the high arch at the foot of Germany's highest railway bridge.

The highlight: Germany's highest railway bridge

For more than 125 years, Germany's highest railway bridge has spanned the Wupper Valley. And despite its height of 107 meters and its length of almost 500 meters, it doesn't appear bulky at all. Rather, it seems delicate and lightly floating. An impressive sight and a great photo opportunity!

The bridge park – mysteriously beautiful

Not high up, but right around you, amidst expansive lawns and shady trees, a wealth of activities await. The play and activity trail, complete with a curved slide, climbing net, and rope ladder, is perfect for young and old alike. The Müngsten Riddle combines art and culture. Ten riddles are presented on a steel platform, and you must find the answers within the park. 

Not going over the Wupper, but floating

Fancy a real adventure? Then don't miss this unique transporter bridge! It will carry you and your family 64 meters across the Wupper River to the other side. But you'll have to put in some effort, because it works like a handcar, only powered by muscle. But don't worry: the ferryman will be there to help!

Haus Müngsten – the perfect place for a relaxing break

Snack bar, bistro and restaurant with beautiful terraces right on the Wupper River: Relaxation is guaranteed at Haus Müngsten. Always included is the magnificent view of the Müngsten Bridge, which is also reflected in the huge glass panes of the modern industrial design building. 

Tip: The best place to start your trip to Brückenpark is at Haus Müngsten. Here you'll find all the important information to help you find your way around.


INFO BOX

Good to know

Location 

Between Solingen and Remscheid on the western bank of the Wupper

How to Arrive

You can reach Brückenpark by car from both directions via the B 229. Parking is available directly on the B 229. A limited number of disabled parking spaces are available within the park itself. The S-Bahn (S7) Solingen–Remscheid–Wuppertal line stops at the Solingen-Schaberg station above the park. Footpaths lead into the park from the parking areas and the station.


Good to know

Opening hours

The bridge park is freely accessible at all times.

Müngsten House:
Mon - Fri: 11:00 - 18:00
Sat + Sun: 10:00 - 18:00

Transporter bridge:
Closed from December to February.
In March we only travel on weekends.
11.00 - 17.00 clock
From April onwards, we are available daily from 11:00 am to 6:00 pm.
No rides will take place in case of rain, frost, storms and temperatures above 32 degrees.

Price information

Visiting the Brückenpark is of course free, crossing the Wupper on the suspension ferry costs €2,00 for adults and €1,50 for children and bicycles.

fitness

  • Target group seniors

  • for groups

  • for school classes

  • for families

  • for individual guests

  • Pets Allowed

  • for children (any age)

Foreign languages

German

Possible ways to pay

Free admission, cash payment

Arrival & Parking

You can reach Brückenpark Müngsten via the A46 and A535, Sonnborner Kreuz exit towards Solingen via the L74.
Coming from Solingen or Remscheid via the B229.
Please follow the parking guidance system; ample parking is available. The Brückenpark is just a few minutes' walk from there.

author

Text: Andrea Quaß, edited/translated by: Supertext/Home of Translation GmbH

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Text: Andrea Quaß, edited/translated by: Supertext/Home of Translation GmbH
License: no copyright required (public domain) (no copyright)