Reichenbachbrücke in München

The Reichenbachbrücke extends 135 meters across the Isar River, constructed with concrete and Muschelkalk stone, featuring a central span of 44 meters.

Architect Friedrich von Thiersch designed this bridge, which opened on July 17, 1903, marking a significant advancement in Munich's transportation infrastructure.

This structure represents early 20th-century German engineering practices and holds protected status as an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria.

The bridge connects multiple neighborhoods in Munich, serving as an essential crossing point for vehicles and pedestrians traversing the Isar River.

The combination of concrete construction with Muschelkalk stone demonstrates an early implementation of mixed material engineering in German bridge design.

Location: Munich

Inception: July 17, 1903

Architects: Friedrich von Thiersch

Length: 135 m

Longest Span: 44 m

Made from material: concrete, Muschelkalk

Address: Reichenbachbrücke

GPS coordinates: 48.12723,11.57708

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:45