Helsinki The Construction of The Kruunuvuori Bridge, November 2025. DJI Mini 5

Описание: Helsinki The Construction of The Kruunuvuori Bridge, November 2025. DJI Mini 5
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The Kruunuvuori Bridge (Kruunuvuorensilta) is Finland’s longest and tallest bridge, currently under construction in Helsinki. It will connect the Kruunuvuorenranta district to Korkeasaari island and is designed exclusively for trams, pedestrians, cyclists, and emergency vehicles.

🌉 Key Facts about the Kruunuvuori Bridge
Length: About 1,200 meters, making it the longest bridge in Finland.

Height: Its central pylon rises to 135 meters, making it the tallest bridge in Finland.

Purpose: Unlike most large bridges, it is not for cars. It is dedicated to public transport (tram lines), walking, and cycling, plus emergency access.

Part of a larger project: The bridge is the centerpiece of the Crown Bridges (Kruunusillat) project, which includes three bridges totaling about 2 kilometers in length.

Construction timeline: Work began in 2021, with completion expected around 2026.

Design: It is a cable-stayed bridge, giving it a striking silhouette that will become a new landmark of Helsinki.

Global uniqueness: Few bridges of this scale have ever been built solely for trams, pedestrians, and cyclists, making it a globally exceptional project.

🚋 Why It Matters
Urban development: The bridge will link the growing residential area of Kruunuvuorenranta with central Helsinki, cutting travel times significantly.

Sustainability: By prioritizing public transport and non-motorized traffic, it reflects Helsinki’s commitment to reducing car dependency and emissions.

Iconic design: With its soaring pylon and length, it is expected to become a visual symbol of modern Helsinki, much like the Öresund Bridge is for Copenhagen.

📍 Location
The bridge spans Kruunuvuorenselkä bay, connecting Korkeasaari (home to Helsinki Zoo) with Laajasalo’s Kruunuvuorenranta district.

It is part of a new tram line that will run from Kalasatama → Korkeasaari → Kruunuvuorenranta, integrating these areas into the city’s transport network.

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