Trambrücke

The Trambrücke is a cable-stayed bridge made of prestressed concrete that crosses the Rhine near Diepoldsau, featuring two pylons with steel cables supporting the roadway below. The structure connects Swiss and Austrian banks and serves as a key passage point for regional traffic.

The bridge was completed in 1985 and replaced an older connection between communities on both sides of the Rhine. It was built to improve cross-border access and meet the growing mobility needs of the region.

The bridge integrates into the St. Gallen Bridge Trail network, forming part of the regional walking routes that connect various communities along the Rhine.

The bridge is open to cars, cyclists, and pedestrians and allows safe crossing year-round. Located at the border, travelers should be familiar with customs regulations.

The structure uses prestressed concrete technology, allowing it to carry heavy loads without visually dominating the landscape. This blend of engineering efficiency and visual restraint makes it a notable solution for cross-border infrastructure.