Vaholms bro

Vaholms Brohus stretches across the Tidan River with wooden beams and protective roofing that shields the crossing structure from weather conditions throughout the year.

The bridge construction dates back to the eighteenth century, taking its name from the adjacent Vaholm estate that received its designation in 1736.

The bridge contains inscriptions from various periods on its wooden beams, reflecting generations of local residents who crossed this structure over Tidan River.

Visitors can reach the bridge by taking bus 505 from Skövde Resecentrum to Olstorp stop, followed by an 850-meter walk to the location.

This wooden construction stands as the single remaining covered bridge in Sweden, featuring traditional craftmanship and engineering methods from its period.

Location: Skövde Municipality

GPS coordinates: 58.58737,14.00023

Latest update: March 3, 2025 07:11