Sågbro

The Sågbro bridge spans 17.2 meters across the water, featuring solid stone construction with a height of 1.3 meters above the surface.

Construction of the bridge took place in 1775 under the direction of Anders Henrik Ramsay, who owned the Espoo Manor at that time.

The bridge forms an integral part of the Espoo Manor complex, representing Finnish engineering methods from the late eighteenth century.

Visitors can access the bridge by taking a commuter train to Kauklahti station and following the marked walking paths to Espoonkartano.

The structure maintains its original form and continues to serve as one of the earliest stone arch bridges still functioning in Finland.

Location: Espoo

Elevation above the sea: 1.3 m

Length: 17.2 m

Part of: Espoo manor

GPS coordinates: 60.19843,24.58163

Latest update: March 12, 2025 11:00