Roman bridge, St. Dionysen, Oberaich

The stone arch bridge spans across the ancient pathway, featuring carefully fitted blocks that form a graceful curve over the crossing point.

Built during the second century AD, this bridge served as a crucial link on the Roman postal road connecting Flavia Solva to Poedicum.

The bridge stands as a protected heritage monument, representing Roman engineering methods that influenced construction techniques throughout Central Europe.

Visitors can reach the bridge through Sankt Dionysen Pfarrstrasse, with the structure remaining accessible for pedestrians and cyclists throughout the year.

The bridge's original stonework has endured nearly two millennia, maintaining its structural integrity despite centuries of use and weather exposure.

Location: Bruck an der Mur

Address: Oberdorf

GPS coordinates: 47.40720,15.22320

Latest update: March 7, 2025 05:44