Hakkila stone bridge

The Hakkila bridge spans across the Keravanjoki river with a single opening made of granite blocks and natural stone boulders, connecting both riverbanks.

Constructed in 1898, the bridge stands as part of the King's Road, a central route that connected numerous Finnish municipalities between Turku and Vyborg.

The structure represents traditional Finnish engineering methods from the late 19th century, built upon a foundation of wooden logs beneath the water.

The bridge serves pedestrians and cyclists, providing a connection point along walking paths with clear directional signs and nearby parking facilities.

The construction combines both cut granite blocks and natural stone boulders, making it one of only three preserved stone bridges in the Vantaa region.

Location: Vantaa

Inception: 1898

Part of: King's Road

GPS coordinates: 60.29569,25.06610

Latest update: March 17, 2025 16:27