Neckarbrücken ( Neckarbridges )
14,80 €
inkl. 7.00% MwSt.(netto: 13,83 €)
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- SKU:
- 3954001286
- Typ:
- Physisches Produkt
- Lager:
- 3 verfügbar
Beschreibung
Eckart Schörle
The Neckar, which rises in Schwenningen on the edge of the Black Forest, flows first as a narrow stream past small half-timbered towns and idyllic landscapes, before it reaches the Greater Stuttgart area as a broad river. then it winds its way to Heilbronn through the sun-drenched winegrowing region and finally reaches its mouth in the Rhine in mannheim. As versatile as the cities and regions that cross the 367-kilometer-long Neckar are the bridges on its way.
The historian Eckart Schörle gives in this richly illustrated book an insight into the impressive bridge landscape along the neckar. Old stone bridges like in Lauffen or Heidelberg have survived for centuries, later modern iron and concrete constructions prevailed. After the construction of the bridge was at times determined by simple functionality, it has recently become increasingly possible to marvel at original architectural designs. This illustrated book invites you on a voyage of discovery through the fascinating bridge history of the Neckar.
The Neckar, which rises in Schwenningen on the edge of the Black Forest, flows first as a narrow stream past small half-timbered towns and idyllic landscapes, before it reaches the Greater Stuttgart area as a broad river. then it winds its way to Heilbronn through the sun-drenched winegrowing region and finally reaches its mouth in the Rhine in mannheim. As versatile as the cities and regions that cross the 367-kilometer-long Neckar are the bridges on its way.
The historian Eckart Schörle gives in this richly illustrated book an insight into the impressive bridge landscape along the neckar. Old stone bridges like in Lauffen or Heidelberg have survived for centuries, later modern iron and concrete constructions prevailed. After the construction of the bridge was at times determined by simple functionality, it has recently become increasingly possible to marvel at original architectural designs. This illustrated book invites you on a voyage of discovery through the fascinating bridge history of the Neckar.