Bridge Gate
Brama Mostowa
A city gate completed in 1432 that once linked to a wooden bridge over the Vistula; it is the largest surviving medieval gate in Toruń.
The Bridge Gate was built in 1432 and once led to a large wooden bridge spanning the Vistula. As the gateway of Toruń, a trading city of the Hanseatic League, it remains the most imposing gate on the southern side of the old town. Together with the Monks' Gate and the Sailors' Gate, it forms the main surviving section of the medieval city wall along the river. In summer the gate is sometimes open for views from above. You can walk straight down from the gate to the riverbank path of Philadelphia Boulevard.
Opening hours
Exterior visible all day
Nearby sights
- Teutonic Castle Ruins, Toruń
- Museum of Toruń Gingerbread
- Philadelphia Boulevard
- Toruń Cathedral
- New Town Market Square
- House under the Star
- Artus Court
- St. James Church, Toruń