Viadukten

Viadukten is a pedestrian and bicycle bridge located in Stockholm, Sweden. It spans across the Essingeleden motorway, connecting the districts of Gröndal and Liljeholmen. The bridge was opened in 2015 and is approximately 450 meters long. Its primary purpose is to provide a safe and accessible route for non-motorized traffic, separating it from the busy highway.

The design of Viadukten is modern and sleek, featuring a light construction that minimizes its visual impact on the surrounding landscape. It is composed of several sections, including a main span over the motorway and approaches that integrate with the local urban environment. The bridge is illuminated at night, enhancing its aesthetic appeal and improving visibility for users.

Viadukten has been positively received for improving connectivity and promoting sustainable transportation in the area. It offers users pleasant views of the water and the city. The construction was part of a larger urban development project aimed at enhancing public spaces and infrastructure in the southern parts of Stockholm. The bridge serves a significant number of pedestrians and cyclists daily, facilitating easier movement between residential areas and amenities.