Kabelsteg in Munich: photos, reviews

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Kabelsteg is a charming bridge in the Au-Haidhausen district of Munich, renowned for its intricate Jugendstil railings and historical significance, having been constructed in 1898 as a pioneering reinforced concrete structure. Considered by many as the most beautiful bridge in Munich, its appeal is enhanced by its proximity to cultural landmarks like the Müller'sches Volksbad and the St. Lukas Church. The area around the bridge, especially during the summer, becomes a haven for sunbathers who relax on the pebble beach beneath, while the shallow, safe waters of the Isar provide a delightful spot for families with young children. The scenic views from the bridge offer a picturesque panorama of the river, making it a cherished spot for both locals and visitors.

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Mariannenplatz

Bus stop 173 m walk

Isartor/Zweibrückenstraße

Bus stop 458 m walk

Maxmonument

Bus stop 252 m walk

Deutsches Museum

Tram stop 375 m walk

4.7

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4.7/5 388 reviews

Husame Belkes

As time progressed, it became necessary to work on the cochlear.

Moaiad alalwi

Just believe, me oder and you will See the most beautiful Place ever.

Nils Oliver Schumann

Pretty good

Kabelsteg in Munich

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