Kajetansbrücke

Kajetansbrücke extends across 40 meters, incorporating stone and reinforced concrete materials to form a structured passage over the Inn River.

Constructed in 1854 under the direction of architect Carl Ritter von Ghega, the bridge underwent substantial modifications during the 1950s reconstruction period.

The bridge name commemorates Cajetan von Bissingen-Nippenburg, reflecting the Austrian practice of dedicating infrastructure to notable regional figures.

The structure functions as a vital transportation link along the Reschenstraße, connecting different sections of Pfunds for both vehicles and pedestrians.

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.

Location: Pfunds

Inception: 1950

Architects: Carl Ritter von Ghega

Official opening: 1854

Length: 40 m

Made from material: stone, reinforced concrete

GPS coordinates: 46.95170,10.51150

Latest update: November 28, 2025 14:29