Leunabrücke

The Leunabrücke is a road bridge in Frankfurt that carries traffic across multiple lanes with a prestressed concrete structure. The bridge uses tensioned concrete beams to support heavy vehicle loads while spanning the required distance efficiently.

The bridge was built in 1994 during a period of infrastructure expansion in Frankfurt following German reunification. It was constructed to meet European standards and has since served as an important traffic route in the city.

The bridge exemplifies German engineering principles through its continuous beam construction and minimal expansion joints, reflecting national infrastructure priorities.

The bridge is regularly maintained to keep it in working condition for the thousands of vehicles that cross it daily. Visitors should keep in mind that this is an active traffic route, so the best views are available from nearby footpaths or adjacent areas.

The construction method incorporated prefabricated components and advanced corrosion protection systems, setting standards for modern bridge engineering.

Location: Frankfurt

Inception: 1994

GPS coordinates: 50.09470,8.54500

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:26