List of medieval stone bridges in Germany

This list of medieval stone bridges in Germany includes bridges that were built during the Middle Ages (between c. 500 and 1500 AD) on the territory of the present Federal Republic of Germany.

Table of medieval stone bridges

Location	State	Name	River crossed	Built (or first mentioned)	Remarks
Bad Kreuznach	Rhineland-Palatinate	Old Nahe Bridge	Nahe	1300 (around), first mentioned in 1322
Bamberg	Bavaria	Upper Bridge	Regnitz		On the bridge stands the Altes Rathaus, first mentioned in 1387
Bingen am Rhein	Rhineland-Palatinate	Drusus Bridge	Nahe	1000 11th century	Replaced in 1772 and 1952
Creuzburg	Thuringia	Werra Bridge	Werra	1223
Dresden	Saxony	on the site of the present-day Augustus Bridge	Elbe	1173–1222	Stone bridge destroyed in 1342 by St. Mary Magdalene's flood. New bridge built in 1344. Augustus Bridge built in 1727–1731 . New bridge built in 1907.
Erfurt	Thuringia	Krämer Bridge	Breitstrom, a side arm of the Gera	1325
Esslingen	Baden-Württemberg	Outer or Pliensau Bridge and Inner Bridge	Neckar	1213 c. 1213 to 1259 built,^[1] first mentioned in 1286
Frankfurt am Main	Hesse	Old Bridge	Main	1276 Mentioned for the first time in 1276 as a stone bridge	Destroyed at least 18 times and replaced; demolished in 1914
Hadamar	Hesse	Stone Bridge	Elbbach	1571 again built	Parts of the bridge date to the 12th century, after a flood in 1555 the bridge was rebuilt by 1571.
Hadamar	Hesse	St. Wendelin Bridge	Elbbach	110012th century	The bridge was modified several times
Hann. Münden	Lower Saxony	Old Werra Bridge	Werra	1329 First mentioned in 1329
Harburg	Bavaria	Old Bridge	Wörnitz
Heidelberg	Baden-Württemberg	Old Bridge	Neckar	1284	Today: new bridge from 1788
Hildesheim	Lower Saxony	Dammtor Bridge	Innerste	1159 or soon thereafter	Builder: Rainald von Dassel^[2]
Jena	Thuringia	Camsdorf Bridge	Saale	140015th century	Demolished in 1912, new bridge built 1913, blown up in 1945, rebuilt in 1946.
Jena-Burgau	Thuringia	Burgau Bridge, also Old Saale Bridge	Saale	1491–1544	On the site of a wooden bridge first mentioned in 1484, rebuilt in 1706, several modifications up to 1744, blown up in 1945, rebuilt again from 2001-2004.
Koblenz	Rhineland-Palatinate	Balduin Bridge	Mosel	1342 c. 1342/1343	On the site of a Roman Bridge (3rd to 5th centuries), several conversions to 1884, blown up in 1945, rebuilt in 1949, modified as part of the canalisation of the Moselle in 1964, restoration in 1975.
Limburg an der Lahn	Hesse	Old Lahn Bridge	Lahn	1315–1354	First mention of a wooden bridge in 1248
Marburg	Hesse	Weidenhäuser Bridge	Lahn	1250 c. 1250
Plauen	Saxony	Old Elster Bridge	White Elster	1244 First mentioned in 1244
Quedlinburg	Saxony-Anhalt	Stone Bridge	Mühlgraben, a branch of the Bode	1229 first recorded mention as the lapideus pons	Already built by 1310, 23 round arches over 103 metres^[3]
Regensburg	Bavaria	Stone Bridge	Danube	1135 Built 1135 to 1146 (probably), completed 1147 at the latest
Rothenburg ob der Tauber	Bavaria	Tauber Bridge	Tauber	1330 c. 1330
Runkel	Hesse	Lahn Bridge, Runkel	Lahn	1440–1448
Schwäbisch Hall	Baden-Württemberg	Henkers Bridge, also Kocher Bridge	Kocher	1502	Built on the stone support of a wooden bridge of 1343
Streithausen-Marienstatt Abbey	Rhineland-Palatinate	Stone bridge	Nister
Vacha	Thuringia	Werra Bridge, also Bridge of Unity (Brücke der Einheit)	Werra	1346
Walting-Pfünz	Bavaria	Altmühl Bridge, Pfünz	Altmühl	1486 First mentioned in 1486	Blown up in 1800, rebuilt again in the 19th century
Wetzlar	Hesse	Old Lahn Bridge	Lahn	1250-1280 (suspected)
Weilburg	Hesse	Stone Bridge	Lahn	1359	Present bridge dates to 1769, the fourth stone arch bridge on this spot
Würzburg	Bavaria	Old Main Bridge	Main	1120 c. 1120	Destroyed in 1342 by St. Mary Magdalene's flood. New bridge from 1476
Ochsenfurt	Bavaria	Old Main Bridge in Ochsenfurt	Main	1519	More recent historic research has revealed that it was on a par with the Old Main Bridge in Würzburg and the stone bridge in Regensburg.
Kitzingen	Bavaria	Old Main Bridge in Kitzingen	Main	130014th century