Boschbrücke

The Boschbrücke spans across the Große Isar river, connecting traffic routes while providing passage for vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians in central Munich.

Built in 1925 and named after Johann Baptist Bosch, this concrete beam bridge represents the engineering capabilities and infrastructure development of early 20th century Munich.

The bridge holds protected status as an architectural heritage monument, highlighting Bavaria's dedication to preserving historical infrastructure elements within urban settings.

Located at coordinates 48.1306 latitude and 11.5828 longitude, the bridge connects to Erhardtstraße and serves as a terminus for traffic heading toward Museumsinsel.

The bridge stands between two notable crossings: the Cornelius Bridge upstream and the Ludwig Bridge downstream, forming part of Munich's river crossing network.

Location: Munich

Inception: 1925

Address: Boschbrücke,Erhardtstraße,Isar

GPS coordinates: 48.13060,11.58280

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:46