Kajetansbrücke, Stone arch bridge in Pfunds, Austria.
Kajetansbrücke is an arch bridge made of stone and reinforced concrete that crosses the Inn River in this location. The structure links different sections of the town and serves both vehicles and pedestrians as a main crossing point.
This bridge was built in 1854 under architect Carl Ritter von Ghega and has connected the area ever since. Major changes in the 1950s added modern concrete reinforcements to the original stone construction.
The bridge name commemorates Cajetan von Bissingen-Nippenburg, reflecting the Austrian practice of dedicating infrastructure to notable regional figures.
The bridge is open year-round and offers safe passages for people walking alongside the traffic. The surrounding area along the Inn provides pleasant views worth exploring while you are there.
Located at coordinates 46.9517°N and 10.5115°E, this bridge represents engineering methods from two distinct periods through its original stone construction and concrete additions.
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