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The Faust Street Bridge in New Braunfels is a historic, pedestrian-only bridge over the Guadalupe River that is historically significant to the El Camino Real, which crossed near this site centuries ago. Built in 1887, it was one of the last large wrought iron bridges constructed in Texas and is now a popular spot for walking and taking photos due to its scenic views.
Faust Street Bridge
Location: Spans the Guadalupe River in New Braunfels, Texas, connecting Faust and Porter Streets.
Historical Significance: In the 18th century, caravans traveling the El Camino Real crossed the Guadalupe River near this location, making it a historic point on the Spanish royal highway.
Construction: A wrought iron truss bridge built by the King Iron Bridge Company in 1887.
Current Use: Open only to pedestrian and bicycle traffic; vehicular traffic is no longer permitted.
Features:
Iron benches are located in the center of the bridge for visitors to relax and enjoy the views.
It is a popular spot for photography.
Access and Parking: There is a small, free parking area, but parking on neighboring streets can be restricted.