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Eddaspången, Uppsala

#53 among attractions in Uppsala

Bridge
Eddaspången

Facts and practical information

Eddaspången is a pedestrian and bicycle bridge in Uppsala over the Fyris River between Fyrisgatan and Svartbäcksgatan, in the extension of Odensgatan. The bridge was built by Bergsund Mechanical Workshop in Stockholm and was constructed in 1889 where the current Haglund's Bridge is located. Following a donation from August Haglund, the city was able to build a larger bridge on the site and Eddaspången was moved about 200 metres upstream to its present location where it replaced a ferry link. The bridge is named after the adjacent Edda block.

Coordinates: 59°51'50"N, 17°37'50"E
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Uppsala Sweden

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Eddaspången – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Church of Sweden, Uppsala Cathedral, Upplandsmuseet, Gustavianum.

  • church of sweden uppsala~1520 ftS
  • uppsala cathedral0.4 miS
  • upplandsmuseet uppsala0.4 miSE
  • gustavianum uppsala0.4 miS
  • the linnaeus museum uppsala~1020 ftSE
  • university park uppsala0.4 miS
  • uppland runic inscription 925 uppsala~1800 ftSE
  • linnetradgarden uppsala~880 ftSE
  • uppsala konsert kongress0.6 miE
  • archbishops palace uppsala0.4 miS
  • radhuset uppsala0.5 miSE

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Which popular attractions are close to Eddaspången?

Nearby attractions include Linnéträdgården, Uppsala (5 min walk), Linnaean Garden, Uppsala (5 min walk), Church of Sweden, Uppsala (8 min walk), Uppland Runic Inscription 925, Uppsala (9 min walk).

How to get to Eddaspången by public transport?

The nearest stations to Eddaspången:

Bus
  • Skolgatan • Lines: 103, 104, 111, 5, 8 (4 min walk)
  • Götgatan • Lines: 5 (4 min walk)

Train
  • Uppsala Central Station (18 min walk)

Where to next? Visit uppsala Uppsala region page or discover the top tourist attractions in Sweden.