The Willems Brugge Bridge is located near the Erasmus Bridge in the center of Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The bridge spans the Neue Maas River. It was built in 1981 and is a cable-suspended bridge with an area of about 318 meters. It was named after King Willem III of the Netherlands. The bridge is distinguished by its bright red color, especially in the evening hours, and tourists classify it as a suitable spot for taking pictures, especially in the evening hours.