Muntti Bridge

The Muntti Bridge extends across 23.6 meters in length and measures 4.2 meters wide, featuring solid stone construction and traditional vault architecture.

Built in 1850, the Muntti Bridge served as a vital connection point along the Turku-Taivassalo route, linking the village of Koivisto with neighboring communities.

The Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency designated Muntti Bridge as a museum bridge in 1982, preserving it as an educational example of 19th-century engineering.

Visitors can access informational signs near the bridge that detail its specifications while experiencing an active transportation route in Southwest Finland.

The bridge maintains its original stone construction from 1850, demonstrating the durability of Finnish masonry techniques through more than 170 years of continuous use.

Location: Taivassalo

Inception: 1850

Length: 23.6 m

Width: 4.2 m

Part of: museum bridge

GPS coordinates: 60.56969,21.63356

Latest update: March 5, 2025 12:15