Vøyenbrua is a bridge that crosses the river Lysakerelva in Oslo. It connects the areas of Vøynenenga and Skøyen, and is an important part of the local road network. The bridge was opened in 1975 and since then has been a central route for both car and pedestrian traffic.
The bridge's construction is made of concrete, and it has a total length of 180 metres. The Vøyenbrua is designed to handle heavy traffic, making it an important connection for transport in the region. In addition to its function as a transport vessel, the bridge is also a well-known landmark in the area, and it provides a vantage point over the surrounding landscape.