Camsdorf Bridge

The Camsdorf Bridge is a bridge over the Saale river in Jena, Germany. It connects the Jena city center of Jena with the suburb of Weningenjena and is considered to be the oldest stone arch bridge in Jena.
A wooden bridge spanned the Saale until the construction of the first stone bridge in the 15th century. In 1416, the bridge included a hermitage in which a man could request alms for the bridge. The stone arch bridge was built around 1480 and consisted of nine arches. It was an important crossing over the Saale, which at that time often flooded its banks, and served to connect Jena to the settlements east of the city. The stones used in its construction originated from the remnants of castles on the Hausberg mountain which were destroyed in 1304.

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