Suspension bridge Titan-RT in Harz mountains

In the spring of 2017, the world's longest Titan-RT suspension bridge was opened in the Harz mountains in Germany. Its total length is 483 meters, suspended - 453 meters. The bridge is used only as an attraction and does not have any practical purpose. So far, longer suspension bridges have already been built in several countries around the world, including Germany.


Since its opening, the infrastructure around the bridge has undergone significant changes, and now there are several extreme attractions.

There is an unusual air tube that throws you upwards.


There is a zip line that is about 1 kilometre long.


And here you are thrown down, though you do not just fall down, but also ride like on a huge swing. It looks pretty scary.


In addition there is a children's playground and an observation tower.






In 2024, the dam was painted in an unusual way.




Tickets can be bought at the ticket office or in the vending machine from 8 to 22. The bridge incredibly popular, so we recommend to come early.




Getting there: Coordinates of paid parking N 51 44.569 E 10 53.257. Next 250 meters on foot to the bridge. By bus you need to go to the Talsperre Rübeland stop, find the schedule on bahn.de.