Victor Bodson Bridge

It circles the south-eastern suburbs of Luxembourg City, and carries the A1 motorway between Howald and Itzig, over the Alzette valley below.

[2] The bridge is a total of 27 metres (30 yd) wide, consisting of two lanes running in each direction, separated by a central reservation, along with two emergency pavements.

Despite its reliance on a single mast for suspension, the bridge is notable for being curved along its entire length.

[2] The bridge is named after Victor Bodson, a government minister in the 1940s and 1950s that held responsibility for Public Works, Transport, and Justice.

He was also a recipient of the Righteous Among the Nations award for his participation during the Holocaust in helping Jews escape persecution.