The Kappelner Schleibrücke is a bridge located in the town of Kappeln, Germany. It spans the Schlei, a narrow inlet of the Baltic Sea, connecting the regions of Schleswig and Holstein. The bridge is a vital transportation link, facilitating both road and pedestrian traffic across the waterway. Constructed in the early 1990s, the Kappelner Schleibrücke features a modern design that includes a lifting mechanism to allow boats to pass underneath. This functionality is essential for local maritime activities, supporting the area's fishing and tourism industries while enhancing accessibility for residents and visitors alike.