Sankt-Emmeram-Brücke

As you cross this bridge, opened on May 13, 2005, you’re walking on a truss bridge that elegantly spans the Isar River. It connects the island formed by the Isar and the Middle Isar Canal to Hirschau, the northern part of the English Garden. Look to your left, and you’ll see the vast expanse of the English Garden, perfect for a leisurely stroll or bike ride. Just behind you, about 67 meters southeast, is the St. Emmeram monument. This bridge serves as a crucial pathway for pedestrians and cyclists who wish to enjoy the city’s green oasis. Standing here, you might hear the gentle sound of water flowing beneath you, a calming presence in the heart of the city.