Jerusalem bro

Jerusalem Bridge spans 124 meters across Akerselva River with an S-shaped deck supported by two 32-meter concrete towers and steel cables.

The bridge construction emerged from a 1999 millennium project initiative by Bydel Sagene district and reached completion in August 2011.

The bridge name originates from a 1699 farmstead called Jerusalem, which later became the site of Lilleborg factories.

The structure serves as a vital connection in the Grønn Rute network, an 8-kilometer path linking Bestumkilen to Sinsenkrysset for cyclists and pedestrians.

The steel deck features integrated lighting within railings and concrete towers, creating illuminated curves among the surrounding trees.

Location: Oslo Municipality

GPS coordinates: 59.93944,10.76694

Latest update: March 14, 2025 19:08