Ulvøybru is a bridge that connects Ulvøy Island with the mainland in Oslo. The bridge is an important part of the infrastructure in the area and helps to connect the local communities. It was opened in 1975 and since then has been a central means of transport for both cars and pedestrians.
The bridge's design is adapted to the natural surroundings, and it provides a scenic view of the fjord. Ulvøybru is one of several bridges in the Oslo region that help ease traffic and improve accessibility to the islands in the Oslo Fjord. The bridge is also a popular spot for photography and recreation, and is part of the local culture and history.