Zenneckbrücke

The Zenneckbrücke connects Munich's Museum Island with the eastern bank of the Kleine Isar and lies southeast of the city center. August Blössner built it between 1924 and 1935 to provide access to the Deutsches Museum, whose inner courtyard is open around the clock. Together with the Boschbrücke, it serves the museum and also links the Isarvorstadt district with the Au neighborhood. The structure is named after Jonathan Zenneck, who headed the museum's board starting in 1933. Today the bridge is a protected landmark and is listed in the Bavarian register of historic monuments.