Passerelle des Trois Pays

Located on the border between Huningue in France and Weil am Rhein in Germany, the Passerelle des Trois Pays embodies the trinational spirit of the region.

Opened in 2007, this pedestrian and cyclist bridge spans the Rhine, facilitating travel between the two neighboring countries.

Designed by architect Dietmar Feichtinger, it is recognized by its elegant arch structure and clean lines, making it a remarkable architectural work.

At 248 meters long, it offers outstanding views of the river and surrounding landscapes. A symbol of connection, it fits perfectly into local walking and cycling routes, becoming a must-see stop to discover the Rhine and the cross-border identity of Saint-Louis 3 Countries.