Luitpoldbrücke in München

**Luitpoldbrücke**
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Instance of	stone bridge; road bridge; arch bridge;
Named after	Luitpold, Prince Regent of Bavaria;
Made from material	shell limestone (arch);
Location	Munich, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany
Street address	Luitpoldbrücke;
Architect	Theodor Fischer;
Crosses	Isar;
Carries	Prinzregentenstraße;
Has part	Denkmal Europaplatz; Isar; Prinzregentenstraße in München; Denkmal Europaplatz; Isar; Prinzregentenstraße in München; Denkmal Isar; Widenmayerstraße in München; Denkmal Isar; Widenmayerstraße in München;
Manufacturer	Sager & Woerner;
Heritage designation	architectural heritage monument in Bavaria;
Inception	1901;
Date of official opening	29 September 1901;
Significant event	redevelopment (1953); redevelopment (1962); redevelopment (1997);
Length	67.15 m;
Next crossing upstream	Maximilian Bridge;
Next crossing downstream	Max-Joseph Bridge;
	48° 08′ 30.12″ N, 11° 35′ 43.08″ E
Authority file
	Q1497789; Bavarian monument authority ID: D-1-62-000-5558; Bavarian Monument Map object ID (architectural monument): 24526
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