Sveabron

Sveabron stretches across the water with reinforced concrete construction, connecting different sections of Stockholm through its 44-meter length and dual pathways.

The bridge, inaugurated in 1897, replaced earlier wooden structures and marked a significant advancement in Swedish infrastructure during the late nineteenth century.

The structure stands near the Parliament Building and Prime Minister's Office, forming part of Stockholm's governmental district architectural ensemble.

The bridge accommodates both vehicles and pedestrians with a 7.5-meter wide road section and separate walkways on each side for efficient urban movement.

A sluice gate beneath the bridge helps control water levels in Lake Mälaren, combining transportation infrastructure with water management functions.

Location: Stockholm Municipality

Inception: 1897

Made from material: reinforced concrete

GPS coordinates: 59.34389,18.05528

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:45