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VIDEO | Pedestrian bridge in Antwerp’s Stadspark restored

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The Keiligbrug, the pedestrian bridge, in Antwerp‘s Stadspark or City Park has been restored and is again open for use. The iron bridge is 150 years old. 

The bridge is named after its architect Eduard Keilig from Germany. He designed the Stadspark in 1867. The bridge was ready in 1869. 

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