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La Passerelle des Trois Pays
On the border of three countries
The passerelle des Trois Pays is a bridge located in the south of Alsace that crosses the Rhine between the towns of Huningue (in France) and Weil-am-Rhein (in Germany). Its name comes from its location between Germany, France and Switzerland and offers a view of all 3 countries.
At 238 metres long, it holds the world record for the longest footbridge used by pedestrians and cyclists.
Photography belonging to à Taxiarchos228
Accommodation located near the Trois Pays footbridge
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Gîtes de France®: a quality label since 1951