Grenobler Brücke

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Grenobler Brücke, Bridge in Reichenau district, Innsbruck, Austria.

The Grenobler Bridge extends 98 meters across the Inn River, connecting Reichenau district with the Olympic Village in Innsbruck.

Constructed during the low water period of winter 1973/74, the bridge structure was finished on May 6, 1975, and officially opened in November.

The bridge received its name from Innsbruck's partner city Grenoble in France, replacing its former designation as Reichenauer Bridge in 1980.

The concrete box girder structure measures 20.5 meters in width and rests on 8-meter-high reinforced concrete pillars extending 4.5 meters below the riverbed.

A synthetic stone sculpture depicting a stylized angel, created by artist Erich Keber, stands at the northern bridgehead since 1980.

Location: Innsbruck

Official opening: November 10, 1975

Length: 98 m

GPS coordinates: 47.27437,11.43011

Latest update: March 5, 2025 15:12

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