The 2016 Luxembourg 2 euro commemorative coin honours the Grand Duchess Charlotte Bridge, a vital piece of infrastructure that serves as a symbol of national connectivity. The design features a perspective view of the iconic red bridge, which spans the Alzette valley to link the city centre with the Kirchberg plateau. By highlighting this architectural landmark, the coin commemorates the bridge’s role in the modernisation of Luxembourg City and its importance to the country's urban development since its inauguration in 1966. The national side also includes the effigy of Grand Duke Henri, maintaining the traditional representation of the sovereign alongside the commemorative motif. This coin was issued in 2016.