Tardisbrücke

The Tardisbrücke stands as a modern road crossing over the Alpine Rhine, connecting the communities of Landquart and Mastrils in eastern Switzerland.

Built in 1529 as a toll bridge, the Tardisbrücke provided the sole year-round connection between the Three Leagues and Swiss Confederation until other crossings emerged.

The bridge name comes from its builder Metardus Heinzenberger from Bad Ragaz, who constructed the first wooden structure across the Alpine Rhine.

The current bridge, completed in 2004, maintains regular vehicle traffic between communities while integrating modern engineering standards for safety and durability.

During the winter of 2004, workers replaced the iron structure from 1892 with an arched design that accommodates increased traffic flow.

Location: Grisons

GPS coordinates: 46.97175,9.54994

Latest update: November 28, 2025 14:29