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Praterwehrbrücke

A Unique Link to Prater Island

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The Praterwehr Bridge offers a special view of the Isar River, connecting the west bank to the charming Prater Island. Experience the power of the water held by the weir below, which also fuels the Prater power plant. As the sole bridge accessible by vehicles, it provides a rare convenience for reaching the island. Be inspired by the picturesque setting and the engineering marvels of the 1960s.

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Built in 1966, the Praterwehrbrücke is the only bridge that allows vehicle access to the Praterinsel.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1966

Guided Story

Can you feel the power of the water beneath your feet? The river rushing through the weir here isn't just a sight to behold, it's also what powers the Prater power plant. Look to your left, just past the trees, and you’ll spot the Maxmonument, dedicated to King Maximilian II of Bavaria. If you glance upward, you'll notice the sturdy construction of this bridge, a relic of the 1960s. Behind you, a short walk away, is the Alpine Museum, a perfect spot if you're keen to learn more about mountain life. This bridge isn't just a practical route to Prater Island; it’s a place to pause and appreciate the beauty around you.