List of bridges in Switzerland

This is a list of bridges and viaducts in Switzerland, including those for pedestrians and vehicular traffic.

Historical and architectural interest bridges

	Name	Distinction	Length	Type	Carries Crosses	Opened	Location	Canton	Ref.
1	Kapellbrücke	Oldest wooden covered bridge in Europe Cultural properties of national significance (A)	204 m (669 ft)	Covered bridge Wood	Footbridge Reuss	1333	Lucerne 47°03′05.5″N 8°18′26.7″E / 47.051528°N 8.307417°E / 47.051528; 8.307417 (Kapellbrücke)	Lucerne	^{[A 1]} ^{[S 1]} ^{[T 1]}
2	Spreuer Bridge	Cultural properties of national significance (A)	81 m (266 ft)	Covered bridge Wood	Footbridge Reuss	1408	Lucerne 47°03′06.9″N 8°18′06.2″E / 47.051917°N 8.301722°E / 47.051917; 8.301722 (Spreuer Bridge)	Lucerne	^{[A 1]} ^{[S 2]} ^{[T 2]}
3	Untertorbrücke		52 m (171 ft)	Masonry 3 arches	Road bridge Aare	1489	Bern 46°56′57.8″N 7°27′30.4″E / 46.949389°N 7.458444°E / 46.949389; 7.458444 (Untertorbrücke)	Bern	^{[S 3]}
4	Neubrügg	Cultural properties of national significance (A)	92 m (302 ft)	Covered bridge Wood	Road bridge Aare	1535	Bern–Bremgarten bei Bern 46°58′25.6″N 7°25′41.3″E / 46.973778°N 7.428139°E / 46.973778; 7.428139 (Neubrügg)	Bern	^{[A 2]} ^{[S 4]} ^{[T 3]}
5	Bremgarten Bridge over the Reuss [de]			Covered bridge Wood	Footbridge Reuss	1549	Bremgarten 47°21′0.9″N 8°20′25.3″E / 47.350250°N 8.340361°E / 47.350250; 8.340361 (Bremgarten Bridge over the Reuss)	Aargau	^{[S 5]} ^{[T 4]}
6	Aarberg Wooden Bridge [fr]	Cultural properties of national significance (A)		Covered bridge Wood	Road bridge Aare	1567	Aarberg 47°02′37.1″N 7°16′27.7″E / 47.043639°N 7.274361°E / 47.043639; 7.274361 (Aarberg Wooden Bridge)	Bern	^{[A 2]} ^{[T 5]}
7	First Schöllenen Devil's Bridge [fr] collapse in 1888	Devil's Bridge		Masonry 1 arch	Former Gotthard Pass road Schöllenen Gorge	1595	Andermatt 46°38′50.7″N 8°35′25.6″E / 46.647417°N 8.590444°E / 46.647417; 8.590444 (First Schöllenen Devil's Bridge)	Uri	^[1] ^[2] ^[3]
8	Bern Bridge [fr]	Cultural properties of national significance (A)	40 m (130 ft)	Covered bridge Wood	Road bridge Saane/Sarine	1653	Fribourg 46°48′15.4″N 7°10′08.3″E / 46.804278°N 7.168972°E / 46.804278; 7.168972 (Bern Bridge)	Fribourg	^{[A 3]} ^{[S 6]} ^{[T 6]}
9	Ponte dei Salti [de]	Cultural properties of national significance (B)		Masonry 2 arches	Footbridge Verzasca	17th century	Lavertezzo 46°15′11.4″N 8°50′34.2″E / 46.253167°N 8.842833°E / 46.253167; 8.842833 (Ponte dei Salti)	Ticino	^{[A 4]} ^{[S 7]}
10	Holzbrücke Bad Säckingen	Cultural properties of national significance (A)	204 m (669 ft)	Covered bridge Wood	Footbridge Rhine	1700	Stein–Bad Säckingen 47°33′05.1″N 7°57′05.3″E / 47.551417°N 7.951472°E / 47.551417; 7.951472 (Holzbrücke Bad Säckingen)	Aargau Germany	^{[A 5]} ^{[S 8]} ^{[T 7]}
11	Rothenburg Bridge [de]	Cultural properties of national significance (A)	45 m (148 ft)	Covered bridge Wood	Footbridge Hellbühler Rotbach	1717	Rothenburg 47°05′35.9″N 8°16′28.1″E / 47.093306°N 8.274472°E / 47.093306; 8.274472 (Rothenburger Bridge)	Lucerne	^{[A 1]} ^{[T 8]}
12	Olten Old Bridge [fr]	Cultural properties of national significance (A)		Covered bridge Wood	Footbridge Aare	1803	Olten 47°20′58.3″N 7°54′18.5″E / 47.349528°N 7.905139°E / 47.349528; 7.905139 (Olten Old Bridge)	Solothurn	^{[A 6]} ^{[S 9]} ^{[T 9]}
13	Rheinbrücke Rheinau–Altenburg [de]	Cultural properties of national significance (B)	80 m (260 ft)	Covered bridge Wood	Road bridge Rhine	1806	Rheinau–Jestetten 47°38′51.5″N 8°36′10.3″E / 47.647639°N 8.602861°E / 47.647639; 8.602861 (Rheinbrücke Rheinau–Altenburg)	Zürich Germany	^{[A 7]} ^{[S 10]} ^{[T 10]}
14	Baden Wooden Bridge [de]		39 m (128 ft)	Covered bridge Wood	Footbridge Limmat	1810	Baden 47°28′21.6″N 8°18′38.5″E / 47.472667°N 8.310694°E / 47.472667; 8.310694 (Baden Wooden Bridge)	Aargau	^{[T 11]}
15	Second Schöllenen Devil's Bridge [fr]	Devil's Bridge		Masonry 1 arch	Former Gotthard Pass road Schöllenen Gorge	1830	Andermatt 46°38′50.6″N 8°35′25.2″E / 46.647389°N 8.590333°E / 46.647389; 8.590333 (Second Schöllenen Devil's Bridge)	Uri	^[2] ^[3]
16	Old Hundwil Bridge [de] demolished in 1928		90 m (300 ft)	Covered bridge Wood	Road bridge Urnäsch	1839	Hundwil 47°21′40.7″N 9°18′06.1″E / 47.361306°N 9.301694°E / 47.361306; 9.301694 (Old Hundwil Bridge)	Appenzell Ausserrhoden	^{[T 12]}
17	Rueun Bridge [de]	Span : 43 m (141 ft)	44 m (144 ft)	Covered bridge Wood	Road bridge Vorderrhein	1840	Rueun 46°46′26.6″N 9°08′49.4″E / 46.774056°N 9.147056°E / 46.774056; 9.147056 (Rueun Bridge)	Grisons	^{[T 13]}
18	Nydeggbrücke	Span : 46 m (151 ft) Cultural properties of national significance (A)	190 m (620 ft)	Masonry 3 arches	Road bridge Aare	1844	Bern 46°56′54.6″N 7°27′30.6″E / 46.948500°N 7.458500°E / 46.948500; 7.458500 (Nydeggbrücke)	Bern	^{[A 2]} ^{[S 11]}
19	Russein Bridge [de]	Height : 45 m (148 ft) Span : 56 m (184 ft) Cultural properties of national significance (A)	61 m (200 ft)	Covered bridge Wood	Footbridge Russeinerbach	1857	Sumvitg 46°43′18.4″N 8°53′46.0″E / 46.721778°N 8.896111°E / 46.721778; 8.896111 (Russein Bridge)	Grisons	^{[A 8]} ^{[S 12]} ^{[T 14]}
20	Le Day Viaduct	Height : 59 m (194 ft) Span : 56 m (184 ft)	119 m (390 ft)	Masonry 3 main arches	Simplon Railway Vallorbe–Le Brassus railway line Orbe	1869	Vallorbe 46°43′20.4″N 6°23′45.6″E / 46.722333°N 6.396000°E / 46.722333; 6.396000 (Le Day Viaduct)	Vaud	^{[S 13]}
21	Wooden bridge, Scuol [Wikidata]	Span : 39 m (128 ft) Cultural properties of national significance (B)	46 m (151 ft)	Covered bridge Wood	Road bridge Inn	1878	Scuol 46°47′36.7″N 10°17′57.7″E / 46.793528°N 10.299361°E / 46.793528; 10.299361 (Wooden bridge, Scuol)	Grisons	^{[A 8]} ^{[S 14]} ^{[T 15]}
22	Kirchenfeldbrücke [de]	Cultural properties of national significance (A)	78 m (256 ft)	Arch Steel deck arch	Trams in Bern Road bridge Aare	1883	Bern 46°56′44.8″N 7°26′54.9″E / 46.945778°N 7.448583°E / 46.945778; 7.448583 (Kirchenfeldbrücke)	Bern	^{[A 2]} ^{[S 15]}
23	Eglisau railway bridge	Cultural properties of national significance (B)	457 m (1,499 ft)	Truss bridge Iron	Eglisau–Neuhausen railway line Rhine	1897	Eglisau 47°34′39.3″N 8°30′37.1″E / 47.577583°N 8.510306°E / 47.577583; 8.510306 (Eglisau railway bridge)	Zürich	^{[A 7]} ^{[S 16]}
24	Alte Rheinbrücke Vaduz–Sevelen [de]	Switzerland–Liechtenstein border	135 m (443 ft)	Covered bridge Wood	Footbridge Rhine	1901	Sevelen–Vaduz 47°07′56.9″N 9°30′41.9″E / 47.132472°N 9.511639°E / 47.132472; 9.511639 (Vieux pont de Vaduz-Sevelen)	St. Gallen Liechtenstein	^{[S 17]} ^{[T 16]}
25	Zuoz Bridge	One of the first bridge by Robert Maillart	23 m (75 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	Road bridge Inn	1901	Zuoz 46°35′49.0″N 9°57′46.0″E / 46.596944°N 9.962778°E / 46.596944; 9.962778 (Innbrücke Zuoz)	Grisons	^{[S 18]}
26	Solis Viaduct	Height : 85 m (279 ft) Span : 42 m (138 ft) Albula Railway World Heritage Site Cultural properties of national significance (B)	164 m (538 ft)	Masonry 1 main arch	Albula Railway Albula	1902	Thusis–Tiefencastel 46°40′45.1″N 9°31′48.6″E / 46.679194°N 9.530167°E / 46.679194; 9.530167 (Solis Viaduct)	Grisons	^{[A 8]} ^{[S 19]} ^[4]
27	Landwasser Viaduct	Height : 65 m (213 ft) Albula Railway World Heritage Site Cultural properties of national significance (A)	136 m (446 ft)	Masonry 6 arches	Albula Railway Landwasser	1903	Filisur 46°40′50.9″N 9°40′34.7″E / 46.680806°N 9.676306°E / 46.680806; 9.676306 (Landwasser Viaduct)	Grisons	^{[A 8]} ^{[S 20]} ^[4]
28	Middle Bridge, Basel	Oldest still standing bridge location across the Rhine	192 m (630 ft)	Masonry 6 arches	Road bridge Rhine	1905	Basel 47°33′36.5″N 7°35′22.9″E / 47.560139°N 7.589694°E / 47.560139; 7.589694 (Middle Bridge, Basel)	Basel-Stadt	^{[S 21]} ^[5] ^[6]
29	Gmündertobel Bridge [de]	Span : 79 m (259 ft) Cultural properties of national significance (A)	173 m (568 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	Road bridge Sitter	1908	Stein–Teufen 47°23′16.2″N 9°20′53.4″E / 47.387833°N 9.348167°E / 47.387833; 9.348167 (Gmündertobel Bridge)	Appenzell Ausserrhoden	^{[S 22]} ^[7] ^[8]
30	Brusio spiral viaduct	Bernina Railway World Heritage Site Cultural properties of national significance (B)	110 m (360 ft)	Masonry 9 arches	Bernina Railway	1908	Brusio 46°15′13.2″N 10°07′41.0″E / 46.253667°N 10.128056°E / 46.253667; 10.128056 (Brusio spiral viaduct)	Grisons	^{[A 8]} ^{[S 23]} ^[4]
31	Wiesen Viaduct	Height : 88 m (289 ft) Span : 55 m (180 ft) Cultural properties of national significance (B)	210 m (690 ft)	Masonry 1 main arch	Davos–Filisur railway Landwasser	1909	Davos Wiesen 46°41′39.9″N 9°42′46.3″E / 46.694417°N 9.712861°E / 46.694417; 9.712861 (Wiesen Viaduct)	Grisons	^{[A 8]} ^{[S 24]}
32	Bietschtal Bridge [de]		110 m (360 ft)	Truss bridge Steel V-shaped legs	Lötschberg railway Bietschbach	1913	Raron 46°19′23.1″N 7°48′49.6″E / 46.323083°N 7.813778°E / 46.323083; 7.813778 (Bietschtal Bridge)	Valais	^{[S 25]}
33	Salginatobel Bridge	Longest three-hinged arch bridge when inaugurated Designed Robert Maillart Span : 90 m (300 ft) Cultural properties of national significance (A)	132 m (433 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	Road bridge Salgina Ravine	1924	Schiers 46°58′54.3″N 9°43′05.5″E / 46.981750°N 9.718194°E / 46.981750; 9.718194 (Salginatobel Bridge)	Grisons	^{[A 8]} ^{[S 26]} ^[9] ^[10]
34	Rossgraben Bridge [Wikidata]	Designed Robert Maillart Span : 82 m (269 ft) Cultural properties of national significance (A)		Arch Concrete deck arch	Road bridge Rossgraben	1932	Schwarzenburg 46°49′39.9″N 7°23′53.6″E / 46.827750°N 7.398222°E / 46.827750; 7.398222 (Rossgraben Bridge)	Bern	^{[A 2]} ^{[S 27]}
35	Schwandbach Bridge	Designed Robert Maillart Thickness of the arch : 20 cm (0.66 ft) Span : 37 m (121 ft) Cultural properties of national significance (A)		Arch Concrete deck arch	Road bridge Schwandbach	1933	Schwarzenburg 46°49′45.6″N 7°24′08.6″E / 46.829333°N 7.402389°E / 46.829333; 7.402389 (Schwandbach Bridge)	Bern	^{[A 2]} ^{[S 28]}
36	Vessy Bridge [de]	Designed Robert Maillart Cultural properties of national significance (A)		Arch Concrete deck arch	Road bridge Arve	1937	Geneva–Veyrier 46°10′51.9″N 6°9′35.5″E / 46.181083°N 6.159861°E / 46.181083; 6.159861 (Vessy Bridge)	Geneva	^{[A 9]} ^{[S 29]}
37	Third Schöllenen Devil's Bridge [fr]	Devil's Bridge Span : 66 m (217 ft)		Masonry 1 arch	Former Gotthard Pass road Schöllenen Gorge	1956	Andermatt 46°38′50.7″N 8°35′27″E / 46.647417°N 8.59083°E / 46.647417; 8.59083 (Third Schöllenen Devil's Bridge)	Uri	^[2] ^[3] ^[11]

Major road and railway bridges

The longest viaduct in Switzerland is the Yverdon Viaduct [de], built in 1984 on the A5 motorway with a total length of 3,155 metres (10,351 ft).^{[S 30]}^[12] The Letzigraben Bridge [de], near Zürich Hauptbahnhof, is the longest railway viaduct in the country measuring 1,156 metres (3,793 ft).^{[S 31]}^[13]

The Grimselsee Bridge is part of the "KWO plus" project which consists to raise by 23 metres (75 ft) the water level of the Grimsel Lake, to increase the power capacity of the two Spittellamm and Seeuferegg damns. The part of the road between Guttannen and Obergoms flooded by the project will be span by a 346 metres (1,135 ft) cable-stayed bridge, to restore the continuity across the lake.^[14]^[15]

In 2021 a competition was organized to choose the project for the Plessur river valley crossing near Chur in the Grisons canton, in order to relieve the road traffic of the city center.^[16] Among a total of 41 projects submitted, the winner is called "un solo arco" (only one arch), it proposes a steel arch with a 340 metres (1,120 ft) main span, more than 100 metres (330 ft) above the river.^[17] This bridge will be named the St. Luzi Bridge [de].

This table presents the structures with spans greater than 100 meters (non-exhaustive list).

	Name	Span	Length	Type	Carries Crosses	Opened	Location	Canton	Ref.
1	Great Suspension Bridge [fr] demolished in 1923	265 m (869 ft)	246	Suspension Iron deck, masonry pylons	Road bridge Saane/Sarine	1834	Fribourg 46°48′23.8″N 7°10′0.7″E / 46.806611°N 7.166861°E / 46.806611; 7.166861 (Great Suspension Bridge)	Fribourg	^{[S 32]} ^[18] ^[19]
2	Tamina Bridge [de]	259 m (850 ft)	475 m (1,558 ft)	Arch Asymmetrical concrete deck arch	Road bridge Valenserstrasse Tamina	2017	Pfäfers 46°59′23.5″N 9°29′21.0″E / 46.989861°N 9.489167°E / 46.989861; 9.489167 (Tamina Bridge)	St. Gallen	^{[Note 1]} ^{[S 33]} ^[22] ^[23]
3	Poya Bridge	196 m (643 ft)	851 m (2,792 ft)	Cable-stayed Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons 54+86+196+86+54	Principal road 12 Saane/Sarine	2014	Fribourg 46°48′46.5″N 7°09′54.5″E / 46.812917°N 7.165139°E / 46.812917; 7.165139 (Poya Bridge)	Fribourg	^{[S 34]} ^[24]
4	Ganter Bridge	174 m (571 ft)	678 m (2,224 ft)	Extradosed Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons and cable-stays 50+127+174+127+80+50	Principal road 9 European route E62 Ganter Valley	1980	Naters 46°17′48.6″N 8°03′00.9″E / 46.296833°N 8.050250°E / 46.296833; 8.050250 (Ganter Bridge)	Valais	^{[S 35]} ^[25]
5	Dala Gorge Bridge [Wikidata]	174 m (571 ft)	209 m (686 ft)	Beam bridge Composite steel/concrete deck V-shaped legs	Road bridge Varenstrasse Dala Gorge	1989	Varen–Leuk 46°19′09.2″N 7°37′24.7″E / 46.319222°N 7.623528°E / 46.319222; 7.623528 (Dala Gorge Bridge)	Valais	^{[S 36]} ^[26]
6	Biaschina-Viadukt [de]	160 m (520 ft)	645 m (2,116 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete Twin bridges 140+160+140	A2 motorway European route E35 Ticino	1980	Giornico 46°25′15.1″N 8°51′27.2″E / 46.420861°N 8.857556°E / 46.420861; 8.857556 (Biaschina Viaduct)	Ticino	^{[S 37]} ^[27]
7	Lorraine railway viaduct	150 m (490 ft)	1,092 m (3,583 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	Olten–Bern railway line Aare	1941	Bern 46°57′14.3″N 7°26′30.9″E / 46.953972°N 7.441917°E / 46.953972; 7.441917 (Lorraine railway viaduct)	Bern	^{[S 38]} ^[28]
8	Mentue Bridge [de]	150 m (490 ft)	571 m (1,873 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete Twin bridges 93+135+150+120+70	A1 motorway European route E25 Mentue	1999	Yvonand 46°46′36.3″N 6°43′31.4″E / 46.776750°N 6.725389°E / 46.776750; 6.725389 (Mentue Bridge)	Vaud	^{[S 39]} ^[29]
9	Felsenau Viaduct [de]	144 m (472 ft)	1,116 m (3,661 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete 94+144+144+94	A1 motorway European route E25 Aare	1975	Bern 46°58′09.9″N 7°26′52.2″E / 46.969417°N 7.447833°E / 46.969417; 7.447833 (Felsenau Viaduct)	Bern	^{[S 40]} ^[30]
10	Lutrive Bridge	143 m (469 ft)	395 m (1,296 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete Twin bridges 57+129+143+64	A9 motorway European route E62 Lutrive	1974	Lutry 46°30′56.5″N 6°41′49.9″E / 46.515694°N 6.697194°E / 46.515694; 6.697194 (Lutrive Bridge)	Vaud	^[31]
11	Riddes Bridge	143 m (469 ft)	253 m (830 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete Lateral girder Twin bridges 55+143+55	A9 motorway European route E62 Rhône	1990	Riddes–Chamoson 46°10′42.7″N 7°13′24.0″E / 46.178528°N 7.223333°E / 46.178528; 7.223333 (Riddes Bridge)	Valais	^{[S 41]} ^[32]
12	Hundwil Gorge Bridge [de]	143 m (469 ft)	269 m (883 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	Road bridge Hundwilerstrasse Urnäsch	1992	Hundwil 47°21′42.1″N 9°18′08.4″E / 47.361694°N 9.302333°E / 47.361694; 9.302333 (Hundwil Gorge Bridge)	Appenzell Ausserrhoden	^{[S 42]} ^[33]
13	Chandoline Bridge [de]	140 m (460 ft)	284 m (932 ft)	Cable-stayed Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons 72+140+72	A9 motorway European route E62 Rhône	1989	Sion 46°13′27.9″N 7°21′54.3″E / 46.224417°N 7.365083°E / 46.224417; 7.365083 (Tamins Bridge over the Rhine)	Valais	^{[S 43]} ^[34]
14	Sunniberg Bridge	140 m (460 ft)	526 m (1,726 ft)	Extradosed Prestressed concrete deck, 4 concrete pylons Curved bridge 59+128+140+134+65	Principal road 28 Landquart	1998	Klosters 46°53′06.3″N 9°51′24.9″E / 46.885083°N 9.856917°E / 46.885083; 9.856917 (Sunniberg Bridge)	Grisons	^{[S 44]} ^[35]
15	Lorzen Gorge Bridge [de]	138 m (453 ft)	568 m (1,864 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete 77+3x138+77	Road bridge Aegeristrasse Lorze	1985	Baar 47°10′40.9″N 8°33′26.2″E / 47.178028°N 8.557278°E / 47.178028; 8.557278 (Lorzen Gorge Bridge)	Zug	^{[S 45]} ^[36]
16	Johannit Bridge [de]	137 m (449 ft)	257 m (843 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete	Road bridge Rhine	1967	Basel 47°33′53.6″N 7°35′08.5″E / 47.564889°N 7.585694°E / 47.564889; 7.585694 (Johannit Bridge)	Basel-Stadt	^{[S 46]} ^[37]
17	Fürstenland Bridge	135 m (443 ft)	489 m (1,604 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	Principal road 7 Sitter	1940	St. Gallen 47°24′27.9″N 9°19′18.3″E / 47.407750°N 9.321750°E / 47.407750; 9.321750 (Fürstenland Bridge)	St. Gallen	^{[S 47]} ^[38]
18	Landquart Arch Bridge [de]	134 m (440 ft)	154 m (505 ft)	Arch Steel tied arch	Road bridge Landquart	1994	Landquart 46°58′10.6″N 9°34′31.5″E / 46.969611°N 9.575417°E / 46.969611; 9.575417 (Landquart Arch Bridge)	Grisons	^{[S 48]} ^[39]
19	Vaux Viaduct	130 m (430 ft)(x2)	945 m (3,100 ft)	Beam bridge Composite steel/concrete deck 130+16+130	A1 motorway European route E25 Vaux	1999	Yvonand 46°47′02.4″N 6°44′43.5″E / 46.784000°N 6.745417°E / 46.784000; 6.745417 (Vaux Viaduct)	Vaud	^{[S 49]} ^[40]
20	A5 Highway Bridge over the Aare	130 m (430 ft)		Cable-stayed Composite steel/concrete deck, steel pylons Twin bridges	A5 motorway Aare	1998	Grenchen–Arch 47°10′36.4″N 7°25′54.5″E / 47.176778°N 7.431806°E / 47.176778; 7.431806 (A5 Highway Bridge over the Aare)	Solothurn Bern	^{[S 50]}
21	Veveyse Bridge	129 m (423 ft)	328 m (1,076 ft)	Box girder Steel Twin bridges 111+129+58	A9 motorway European route E62 Veveyse	1969	Vevey–Corsier-sur-Vevey 46°28′35.7″N 6°51′24.9″E / 46.476583°N 6.856917°E / 46.476583; 6.856917 (Schwarzwald Railway Bridge)	Vaud	^{[S 51]} ^[41]
22	Massongex Railway Bridge	126 m (413 ft)	126 m (413 ft)	Arch Steel tied arch Bow-string bridge	Simplon Railway Rhône	2017	Bex–Massongex 46°14′06.6″N 6°59′55.7″E / 46.235167°N 6.998806°E / 46.235167; 6.998806 (Massongex Railway Bridge)	Vaud Valais	^{[S 52]} ^[42]
23	A4 Highway Bridge over the Rhine [de]	125 m (410 ft)	152 m (499 ft)	Cable-stayed Concrete deck, 1 inclined concrete pylon 125+26	A4 motorway European route E41 Rhine	1995	Schaffhausen 47°41′31.0″N 8°37′32.3″E / 47.691944°N 8.625639°E / 47.691944; 8.625639 (A4 Highway Bridge over the Rhine)	Schaffhausen	^{[S 53]} ^[43]
24	Krummbach Bridge	124 m (407 ft)	621 m (2,037 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	A9 motorway European route E62 Diveria	1978	Simplon 46°11′31.0″N 8°03′52.5″E / 46.191944°N 8.064583°E / 46.191944; 8.064583 (Krummbach Bridge)	Valais	^{[S 54]} ^[44]
25	Sitter Viaduct (Südostbahn) [de]	120 m (390 ft)	365 m (1,198 ft)	Truss bridge Steel	Bodensee–Toggenburg railway Sitter	1904	St. Gallen 47°24′02.2″N 9°19′30.1″E / 47.400611°N 9.325028°E / 47.400611; 9.325028 (Sitter Viaduct (Südostbahn))	St. Gallen	^{[S 55]} ^[45]
26	Chocolatière Viaduct [de]	120 m (390 ft)	436 m (1,430 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch Twin bridges	A9 motorway European route E62 Flon	1964 1973	Lausanne 46°32′32.6″N 6°38′33.1″E / 46.542389°N 6.642528°E / 46.542389; 6.642528 (Chocolatière Viaduct)	Vaud	^{[S 56]} ^[46]
27	Schwarzwald Bridge [de]	119 m (390 ft)	233 m (764 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete Quadruple bridges 55+119+59	A2 motorway A3 motorway European route E25 European route E35 European route E60 Rhine	1973	Basel 47°33′28.9″N 7°36′50.1″E / 47.558028°N 7.613917°E / 47.558028; 7.613917 (Schwarzwald Bridge)	Basel-Stadt	^{[Note 2]} ^{[S 57]} ^[47]
28	Schwarzwald Railway Bridge [de]	117 m (384 ft)	240 m (790 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete 60+117+60	Basel Connecting Line Rhine	2012	Basel 47°33′29.4″N 7°36′52.8″E / 47.558167°N 7.614667°E / 47.558167; 7.614667 (Schwarzwald Railway Bridge)	Basel-Stadt	^{[S 58]} ^[48]
29	Saint-Maurice Bridge (N9-N21)	116 m (381 ft)	177 m (581 ft)	Beam bridge Concrete	Principal road 9 Principal road 21 Rhône	1957	Bex–Saint-Maurice 46°13′21.0″N 7°00′18.1″E / 46.222500°N 7.005028°E / 46.222500; 7.005028 (Saint-Maurice Bridge (N9-N21))	Vaud Valais	^{[S 59]} ^[49]
30	Gottéron Bridge [fr]	116 m (381 ft)	176 m (577 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	Road bridge Route de Bourguillon Gottéron	1960	Fribourg 46°48′15.7″N 7°10′18.3″E / 46.804361°N 7.171750°E / 46.804361; 7.171750 (Gottéron Bridge)	Fribourg	^{[S 60]} ^[50]
31	Kornhaus Bridge [de]	115 m (377 ft)	355 m (1,165 ft)	Arch Steel deck arch	Road bridge Aare	1898	Bern 46°57′01.0″N 7°26′53.8″E / 46.950278°N 7.448278°E / 46.950278; 7.448278 (Kornhausbrücke (Bern))	Bern	^{[S 61]} ^[51]
32	Schwarzwasser Bridge [de]	114 m (374 ft)	167 m (548 ft)	Arch Steel deck arch	Road bridge Bernstrasse Schwarzwasser	1882	Schwarzenburg–Köniz 46°51′49.6″N 7°21′40.2″E / 46.863778°N 7.361167°E / 46.863778; 7.361167 (Schwarzwasser Bridge)	Bern	^{[S 62]} ^[52]
33	Schwarzwasser Railway Bridge [de]	114 m (374 ft)	179 m (587 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	Bern–Schwarzenburg railway line Schwarzwasser	1979	Schwarzenburg–Köniz 46°51′49.3″N 7°21′39.7″E / 46.863694°N 7.361028°E / 46.863694; 7.361028 (Schwarzwasser Railway Bridge)	Bern	^{[S 63]} ^[53]
34	Nanin Bridge [de]	112 m (367 ft)	192 m (630 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	A13 motorway European route E43 Moesa	1967	Mesocco 46°49′42.5″N 9°24′54.9″E / 46.828472°N 9.415250°E / 46.828472; 9.415250 (Nanin Bridge)	Grisons	^{[S 64]} ^[54]
35	Aigremont Bridge	109 m (358 ft)(x2)	515 m (1,690 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete 51+101+2x106+96	Road bridge Les Fiaudères Raverette	1981	Ormont-Dessous 46°21′39.2″N 7°04′23.3″E / 46.360889°N 7.073139°E / 46.360889; 7.073139 (Aigremont Bridge)	Vaud	^[55]
36	New Gueuroz Bridge	108 m (354 ft)	170 m (560 ft)	Box girder Composite steel/concrete deck V-shaped legs	Road bridge Trient	1994	Vernayaz 46°07′43.9″N 7°02′24.7″E / 46.128861°N 7.040194°E / 46.128861; 7.040194 (New Gueuroz Bridge)	Valais	^{[S 65]} ^[56]
37	Rheinfelden Bridge [de]	108 m (354 ft)	228 m (748 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete	Road bridge Rhine	2006	Rheinfelden–Rheinfelden (Baden) 47°32′54.4″N 7°45′29.9″E / 47.548444°N 7.758306°E / 47.548444; 7.758306 (Rheinfelden Bridge)	Aargau Germany	^{[S 66]}
38	Veveyse de Fégire Bridge	107 m (351 ft)	512 m (1,680 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete	A12 motorway European route E27 Veveyse de Fégire	1981	Châtel-Saint-Denis–Saint-Légier-La Chiésaz 46°30′45.0″N 6°54′27.6″E / 46.512500°N 6.907667°E / 46.512500; 6.907667 (Veveyse de Fégire Bridge)	Fribourg Vaud	^[57]
39	Fridolins Bridge [de]	106 m (348 ft)	244 m (801 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete 106+85+53	Road bridge Rhine	1979	Stein–Bad Säckingen 47°32′46.2″N 7°56′57.5″E / 47.546167°N 7.949306°E / 47.546167; 7.949306 (Fridolins Bridge)	Aargau Germany	^{[S 67]} ^[58]
40	Arch Bridge over the Aare	106 m (348 ft)	154 m (505 ft)	Arch Steel tied arch	Road bridge Aarerstrasse Aare	1997	Grenchen–Arch 47°10′19.4″N 7°25′15.9″E / 47.172056°N 7.421083°E / 47.172056; 7.421083 (Arch Bridge over the Aare)	Solothurn Bern	^{[S 68]}
41	Old Hundwil Gorge Bridge [de] demolished in 1993	105 m (344 ft)	221 m (725 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	Road bridge Urnäsch	1925	Hundwil 47°21′42.3″N 9°18′08.7″E / 47.361750°N 9.302417°E / 47.361750; 9.302417 (Old Hundwil Gorge Bridge)	Appenzell Ausserrhoden	^[59]
42	Lavoitobel Bridge	105 m (344 ft)	200 m (660 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	Principal road 19 Lavoibach	1967	Tamins 46°49′41.3″N 9°24′06.4″E / 46.828139°N 9.401778°E / 46.828139; 9.401778 (Lavoitobel Bridge)	Grisons	^{[S 69]} ^[60]
43	Three Roses Bridge [de]	105 m (344 ft)	226 m (741 ft)	Beam bridge Composite steel concrete truss bridge 77+105+84	A3 motorway Road bridge Trams in Basel Rhine	2004	Basel 47°34′14.7″N 7°35′06.6″E / 47.570750°N 7.585167°E / 47.570750; 7.585167 (Three Roses Bridge)	Basel-Stadt	^{[S 70]} ^[61]
44	Viaduc de Chillon	104 m (341 ft)	2,150 m (7,050 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete 95+2×104+98+4×92 +98+104+98+4×92 +98+104+98+3×92 Twin bridges	A9 motorway European route E27 European route E62	1969	Montreux 46°24′53.4″N 6°55′46.8″E / 46.414833°N 6.929667°E / 46.414833; 6.929667 (Viaduc de Chillon)	Vaud	^{[S 71]} ^[62]
45	Paudèze Bridge	104 m (341 ft)(x3)	422 m (1,385 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete Twin bridges 58+3x104+52 64+104+98+92	A9 motorway European route E62 Paudèze	1974	Pully–Belmont-sur-Lausanne 46°31′34.4″N 6°40′48.9″E / 46.526222°N 6.680250°E / 46.526222; 6.680250 (Paudèze Bridge)	Vaud	^{[S 72]} ^[63] ^[64]
46	Creugenat Viaduct	104 m (341 ft)	559 m (1,834 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete Twin bridges 59+96+104+96+69	A16 motorway European route E27 Creugenat	2010	Porrentruy 47°23′52.2″N 7°01′51.9″E / 47.397833°N 7.031083°E / 47.397833; 7.031083 (Creugenat Viaduct)	Canton of Jura	^{[S 73]} ^[65]
47	Vulpera-Tarasp Bridge [de]	104 m (341 ft)	236 m (774 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete	Road bridge Inn	2010	Scuol 46°47′21.5″N 10°16′56.1″E / 46.789306°N 10.282250°E / 46.789306; 10.282250 (Vulpera-Tarasp Bridge)	Grisons	^{[S 74]} ^[66]
48	ÖBB Lustenau Rhine Bridge [de]	102 m (335 ft)	276 m (906 ft)	Arch Composite steel/concrete tied arch Bow-string bridge	St. Margrethen–Lauterach line Rhine	2013	St. Margrethen–Lustenau 47°26′51.8″N 9°39′28.3″E / 47.447722°N 9.657861°E / 47.447722; 9.657861 (ÖBB Lustenau Rhine Bridge)	St. Gallen Germany	^{[S 75]} ^[67]
49	Langwieser Viaduct	100 m (330 ft)	287 m (942 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	Chur–Arosa railway Plessur	1914	Langwies 46°49′03.4″N 9°42′18.4″E / 46.817611°N 9.705111°E / 46.817611; 9.705111 (Langwieser Viaduct)	Grisons	^{[S 76]} ^[68]
50	Tamins Bridge over the Rhine [de]	100 m (330 ft)	158 m (518 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	Principal road 19 Rhine	1962	Tamins 46°49′42.7″N 9°24′54.9″E / 46.828528°N 9.415250°E / 46.828528; 9.415250 (Tamins Bridge over the Rhine)	Grisons	^{[S 77]} ^[69]
51	Axenbergtobel Bridge	100 m (330 ft)	123 m (404 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete 100+23	Principal road 2 Axenbergtobel	1983	Flüelen–Sisikon 46°55′39.7″N 8°36′46.4″E / 46.927694°N 8.612889°E / 46.927694; 8.612889 (Axenbergtobel Bridge)	Uri	^[70]

Major footbridges

	Name	Span	Height	Type	Carries Crosses	Opened	Location	Canton	Ref.
1	Charles Kuonen Suspension Bridge	494 m (1,621 ft)	85 m (279 ft)	Suspension Steel	Footbridge Dorfbach	2017	Randa 46°06′04.3″N 7°48′05.4″E / 46.101194°N 7.801500°E / 46.101194; 7.801500 (Charles Kuonen Suspension Bridge)	Valais	^{[S 78]} ^[71]
2	Raiffeisen Skywalk [de]	374 m (1,227 ft)	58 m (190 ft)	Suspension Steel	Footbridge Lauitobel	2010	Sattel 47°4′9.6″N 8°39′14″E / 47.069333°N 8.65389°E / 47.069333; 8.65389 (Raiffeisen Skywalk)	Schwyz	^[72]
3	Sigriswil Panorama Bridge	300 m (980 ft)	180 m (590 ft)	Suspension Steel	Footbridge Gutenbach	2014	Sigriswil 46°43′06.8″N 7°42′25.7″E / 46.718556°N 7.707139°E / 46.718556; 7.707139 (Sigriswil Panorama Bridge)	Bern	^{[S 79]} ^[73]
4	Goms Bridge [de]	280 m (920 ft)	92 m (302 ft)	Suspension Steel	Footbridge Rhône	2015	Goms District 46°24′35.7″N 8°09′09.9″E / 46.409917°N 8.152750°E / 46.409917; 8.152750 (Goms Bridge)	Valais	^{[S 80]} ^[74]
5	Carasc Suspension Bridge [Wikidata]	270 m (890 ft)	130 m (430 ft)	Suspension Steel	Footbridge Sementina	2015	Sementina–Monte Carasso 46°11′41.0″N 8°58′29.9″E / 46.194722°N 8.974972°E / 46.194722; 8.974972 (Carasc Suspension Bridge)	Ticino	^[75]
6	Milibach Suspension Bridge	260 m (850 ft)	65 m (213 ft)	Suspension Steel	Footbridge Milibach	2022	Unterbäch–Eischoll 46°17′22″N 7°47′35″E / 46.28944°N 7.79306°E / 46.28944; 7.79306 (Milibach Suspension Bridge)	Valais	^[76]
7	Niouc Footbridge [de]	200 m (660 ft)	190 m (620 ft)	Suspension Steel	Footbridge Navisence	1922	Anniviers 46°15′48.9″N 7°33′20.8″E / 46.263583°N 7.555778°E / 46.263583; 7.555778 (Niouc Footbridge)	Valais	^{[S 81]}
8	Corbassière Suspension Bridge	190 m (620 ft)	70 m (230 ft)	Suspension Steel	Footbridge Corbassière Glacier	2014	Fionnay 46°00′21.1″N 7°17′23.1″E / 46.005861°N 7.289750°E / 46.005861; 7.289750 (Corbassière Suspension Bridge)	Valais	^[77]
9	Troistorrents-Chenarlier Suspension Bridge	185 m (607 ft)	75 m (246 ft)	Suspension Steel	Footbridge Vièze	2021	Troistorrents 46°13′46.0″N 6°55′19.5″E / 46.229444°N 6.922083°E / 46.229444; 6.922083	Valais	^[78]
10	Grub-Grub Suspension Bridge	180 m (590 ft)	40 m (130 ft)	Suspension Steel	Footbridge Steinlibach	2019	Grub 47°27′02.9″N 9°31′03.4″E / 47.450806°N 9.517611°E / 47.450806; 9.517611 (Grub-Grub Suspension Bridge)	Appenzell Ausserrhoden	^[79]
11	Trift Bridge	170 m (560 ft)	100 m (330 ft)	Suspension Steel	Footbridge Triftsee	2009	Gadmen 46°41′39″N 8°21′27.2″E / 46.69417°N 8.357556°E / 46.69417; 8.357556 (Trift Bridge)	Bern	^{[S 82]}
12	Aspi-Titter Suspension Bridge	160 m (520 ft)	120 m (390 ft)	Suspension Steel	Footbridge Weisswasser river	2016	Fieschertal–Bellwald 46°26′44.0″N 8°08′20.2″E / 46.445556°N 8.138944°E / 46.445556; 8.138944 (Aspi-Titter Suspension Bridge)	Valais	^[80]
13	Hostalde Suspension Bridge	153 m (502 ft)	38 m (125 ft)	Suspension Steel	Footbridge Bergbach Engstlige	2006	Frutigen 46°33′36.4″N 7°37′01.9″E / 46.560111°N 7.617194°E / 46.560111; 7.617194 (Hostalde Suspension Bridge)	Bern	^[81]
14	Jorette Bridge	150 m (490 ft)	28 m (92 ft)	Suspension Steel	Footbridge Avançon (Mayen)	2012	Torgon 46°18′54.8″N 6°51′50.7″E / 46.315222°N 6.864083°E / 46.315222; 6.864083 (Jorette Bridge)	Valais	^[82]

Notes and references

Notes

^ The Tamina Bridge is the highest arch bridge in Switzerland and in whole Europe with a 200 metres (660 ft) high deck above the river.^[20] In 2022, the current highest arch bridge in the world is the Chenab Rail Bridge in India crossing a valley 362 metres (1,188 ft) above the river.^[21]
^ The length given only takes into account the main bridge, central span(s) and shore span(s), approach viaducts are not counted.

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^ "Inventory of Cultural Property : canton of Solothurn" (PDF) (in German).
^ ^a ^b "Inventory of Cultural Property : canton of Zürich" (PDF) (in German).
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g "Inventory of Cultural Property : canton of Grisons" (PDF) (in German).
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^ Myhre, Caroline; Schaeren, Georg; Bidaud, Lucien (31 March 2017). "Pont d'Aigremont : remise en état d'un géant aux pieds d'argile" [Aigremont Bridge: restoration of a giant with feet of clay]. In Société suisse des ingénieurs et des architectes (Herausgeber) (ed.). Tracés: bulletin technique de la Suisse romande (in French). Vol. 143, n°7. pp. 6–11. doi:10.5169/seals-736710. {{cite book}}: |website= ignored (help)
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External links

"Brücken in der Schweiz" [Bridges in Switzerland]. Brueckenweb.de (in German).
"Straßenbrücken in der Schweiz" [Road bridges in Switzerland]. karl-gotsch.de (in German).
"Autobahnbrücken in der Schweiz" [Highway bridges in Switzerland]. karl-gotsch.de (in German).
"Schweiz - Liste der Hängebrücken" [Switzerland - List of suspension bridges]. Haengebruecken.com (in German). 22 March 2019.
"Suspension Bridges of Switzerland". bridgemeister.com.
"Category: Bridges in Switzerland". highestbridges.com.

List of bridges in Switzerland

Contents

Historical and architectural interest bridges

Major road and railway bridges

Major footbridges

Notes and references

See also

External links

Further reading