The Fascinating Stone architecture 150 years ago is documented in the magnificent viaduct structure (built by 1862 up to 1864), the Greener Viaduct, which was part of the first railway line of the Duchy of Brunswick-Lüneburgvia Kreiensen to the westernmost tip of the sphere of influence to the Weser. The line was built on 10 October 1865 The Duchy of Brunswick commissioned the Railway and tunnel builder Franz von Rziha.
With a total height of 31 meters The building spans the Luhetal and the Highway 64 over a length of approximately 97 Meters.
The bridge structure is a ashlar construction from Selter dolomite stone with eight equal size Semicircular vaultsThe imposing landscape-defining viaduct is the only preserved railway structure of this kind in Lower Saxony.
Originally double-track expanded, the local area has been 1991 only single-track and currently serves mainly the Public transport.
With a total height of 31 meters The building spans the Luhetal and the Highway 64 over a length of approximately 97 Meters.
The bridge structure is a ashlar construction from Selter dolomite stone with eight equal size Semicircular vaultsThe imposing landscape-defining viaduct is the only preserved railway structure of this kind in Lower Saxony.
Originally double-track expanded, the local area has been 1991 only single-track and currently serves mainly the Public transport.
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The Luhetal Viaduct can be viewed around the clock. It can also be viewed during a hike in the Greene area, for example, in conjunction with Greene Castle.
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The viaduct is free to view.
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Arrival & Parking
Greene is located northeast of the city of Einbeck in southern Lower Saxony and is located midway between Bad Gandersheim and Einbeck.
The Luhetal Viaduct in Greene, a village in Einbeck, can be reached in approximately 20 minutes by car from Einbeck. Greene is crossed by the L487, the B64, and the Altenbeken–Kreiensen railway line.
There are parking spaces near the viaduct.
The Luhetal Viaduct in Greene, a village in Einbeck, can be reached in approximately 20 minutes by car from Einbeck. Greene is crossed by the L487, the B64, and the Altenbeken–Kreiensen railway line.
There are parking spaces near the viaduct.
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