Schildescher Viadukt

Schildescher Viadukt is an old railway bridge, located in the city of Bielefeld, Germany. With its striking structure of stone columns and ornamented arched supports, it stands to this day as an impressive piece of German engineering. Built in 1878, the bridge was used by the local railway until 1995 when it was opened up to pedestrians and cyclists with a wooden walkway placed over the tracks. It is now a popular tourist spot for its industrial architecture and beautifully scenic views of the surrounding city and nature. The bridge is lit up at night, making it a great evening stroll, and hosts a few art events throughout the year. Whether during the day or night, Schildescher Viadukt is an unbeatable photo spot for anyone seeking out the unique beauty of German industrial history.