Drottningholmsbron

The Drottningholmsbron extends across 250 meters between Kärsön and Lovön islands, constructed entirely of reinforced concrete with a 1.3-meter clearance underneath.

The construction and opening of Drottningholmsbron in 1973 replaced the previous ferry system, marking a new era of transportation in the Stockholm region.

The bridge provides direct access to the Drottningholm Palace area, connecting local communities and supporting the preservation of regional heritage sites.

Located at coordinates 59°19'26"N and 17°53'38"E, the bridge carries Drottningholmsvägen road and includes designated lanes for vehicles and pedestrians.

The structure forms part of a network connecting 140 islands within Ekerö Municipality, enabling access to both modern residential areas and ancient Viking settlements.

Location: Ekerö Municipality

Inception: 1973

Official opening: 1973

Length: 250 m

Made from material: reinforced concrete

GPS coordinates: 59.32389,17.89389

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:46