Bispebroen is a pedestrian and bicycle bridge that crosses the river Akerselva in Oslo. The bridge connects the areas of Bislett and Grünerløkka, and is part of the city's investment in facilitating sustainable transport. It was opened in 2015 and has become a popular pedestrian and cycling offer in the city.
The construction of Bispebroen is characterized by modern design and functionality. The bridge has a length of 130 meters and is made of steel and concrete, which gives it a solid structure. It also has a width that makes it easy for both pedestrians and cyclists to travel safely. The Bishop's Bridge has become an important element in Oslo's infrastructure, and helps to connect different city areas.