Kirchstraße
Kirchstraße is the main route into Buxach, a district of Memmingen. The city around it carries a rich history in charming old architecture. The street runs straight into the village and takes the everyday traffic of the whole community. One structure along the way holds more history than its daily work suggests: the Buxach Bridge.
The bridge sits about seventy metres east of the Dreieinigkeitskirche, the Church of the Holy Trinity. It went up in 1768 as an arch of plastered brick, a design the eighteenth century favoured. The arch spans the Buxach River and still performs the job it was built for. Age and usefulness together have earned it protection as a monument. Together, street and bridge keep the district connected while preserving a piece of the city's heritage. Walk across it and you retrace a crossing that travellers have used for well over two centuries.
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