Järnvägsbron Årsta-Älvsjö

The Årsta-Älvsjö Railway Bridge extends 1.4 kilometers between Älvsjö station and Årstaberg, supported by 38 pillars measuring 12 meters in height.

Construction of the bridge began in January 2011 and concluded in 2017, requiring 23,000 cubic meters of concrete throughout the building process.

The bridge design by architectural firm &Rundquist incorporates 34 ribs and 19 T-pillars, representing Swedish engineering and architectural principles.

The structure functions as a railway junction, directing regional, long-distance, and freight trains toward the old Årsta Bridge over Årstaviken.

Ranked as Sweden's fourth-longest railway bridge, the structure rises to 17 meters at its peak and accommodates over 500 trains daily.

GPS coordinates: 59.29647,18.02324

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:23