Alte Innbrücke - Old Inn Bridge

According to chronicler Lamprecht, the eleven pillars date back to 1310, when they were erected on granite rocks in the river bed. During the catastrophic flood of 1899, the entire wooden carriageway was torn away. After the Second World War, the 250 metre long bridge was given a reinforced concrete construction.

According to the historian Lamprecht, the eleven pillars date back to the year 1310 when they were erected on granite blocks on the river banks.

The 1899 floods tore away the wooden construction.

After WWII, the 250m long bridge was rebuilt with an iron concrete construction.