Siltainsilta

Siltainsilta is a pedestrian bridge located in Tampere, Finland. It connects the Pyynikki ridge with the city center, crossing the lake of Pyhäjärvi. The bridge offers scenic views of the surrounding natural landscape and the urban environment. Construction of Siltainsilta began in 2012 and it was opened to the public in 2013.

The design of the bridge is modern and minimalist, featuring a steel structure with wooden decking. It spans approximately 150 meters and has a width of 4 meters. The bridge's construction was part of a larger urban development project aimed at improving pedestrian access and recreational opportunities in Tampere. It has become a popular spot for walkers, joggers, and cyclists, as well as a picturesque location for photography.

Siltainsilta plays a role in connecting two significant areas of Tampere. The Pyynikki ridge is known for its natural beauty, including a popular observation tower, while the city center offers various cultural and commercial attractions. The bridge facilitates easy movement between these areas, enhancing the overall connectivity and livability of the city. Its presence has contributed to the aesthetic appeal of the waterfront and is a recognized landmark in Tampere.