14th Marstall Bridge/Martin Neuffer Bridge

The Marstall Bridge was built between 1736 and 1737 to connect Hanover’s Old Town with the Calenberger Neustadt, based on plans by Chief Court Architect Johann Paul Heumann. After suffering severe damage during World War II, the bridge was rebuilt in 1953 to its original design. In 2010, the bridge was renamed the Martin-Neuffer-Brücke in honor of a former city manager.

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Information in English

The historic Marstallbrücke ("Royal Stable Bridge") on the Hohes Ufer connects the old city center of Hanover with the Calenberger Neustadt. Its design was based on original plans by chief court architect Johann Paul Heumann. Built between 1736 and 1737, the bridge was destroyed during World War II and rebuilt according to the original design in 1953. In 2010, the brick bridge was renamed in honor of former chief municipal director Martin Neuffer.

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