Argentobelbrücke

The Argentobelbrücke incorporates prestressed concrete construction techniques, spanning across the terrain with its robust arch design and reinforced structural elements.

Built in February 1907, the bridge represents a milestone in German engineering, showcasing the transition from traditional materials to modern concrete construction methods.

The bridge holds protected status as a cultural heritage monument, reflecting the engineering achievements and architectural evolution of early twentieth-century German infrastructure.

Located near Lake Constance, the bridge continues to serve as an essential transportation link, connecting different sections of Lindau for both vehicles and pedestrians.

The bridge combines the architectural principles of arch design with prestressed concrete technology, demonstrating the engineering capabilities of its construction period.

Location: Lindau

Inception: February 1907

GPS coordinates: 47.64170,10.02780

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:45