Gerner Brücke

The Gerner Bridge spans the Nymphenburger Canal with a length of 29 meters and a width of 10 meters, featuring iron and reinforced concrete construction.

Built in 1897 during Munich's expansion period, the bridge underwent a complete reconstruction in 1927 and received extensive renovations in 1994.

The neo-baroque arch lines and balustrades of the bridge complement the architectural style of the nearby Nymphenburg Palace.

The structure connects Gerner Strasse in the Gern district to Renatastrasse in Neuhausen district, supporting weights up to 24 tons while remaining closed to motor vehicles.

From the bridge, pedestrians can observe the Hubertus Fountain at the eastern end of the canal, though the view of the palace is blocked by Ludwig Ferdinand Bridge.

Location: Munich

Inception: 1897

Length: 29 m

Longest Span: 16 m

Width: 10 m

Made from material: iron, reinforced concrete

Address: Gerner Brücke

GPS coordinates: 48.15900,11.52570

Latest update: March 2, 2025 19:51