Stadshusbron, Neoclassical bridge near City Hall in Stockholm, Sweden
The Stadshusbron bridge spans across Lake Mälaren, connecting the central district around Stockholm City Hall with the island of Kungsholmen.
The construction of Stadshusbron in 1923 replaced an earlier steel swing bridge from 1868, marking a transition in Stockholm's urban development.
The bridge extends the architectural language of Stockholm City Hall, incorporating classical design elements that reflect Swedish municipal architecture.
Wide pedestrian walkways on both sides of Stadshusbron provide access points to public transportation and major attractions in central Stockholm.
The bridge operated as a double-leafed drawbridge until 1949, when maritime traffic patterns changed and the mechanism was permanently sealed.
GPS coordinates: 59.32817,18.05663
Latest update: March 7, 2025 03:51
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