Barrandov Bridge

The southern half dates from 1983 and the northern half from 1988, giving a concrete deck 352m long and between 40 and 55m wide with eight lanes plus a pedestrian walkway. It is the most heavily used crossing in the city, carrying around 136,000 vehicles a day. The concrete sculpture beside it is known as Hroší lázně, the hippo bath.

Category: Culture & History

Tags: 1980s, concrete, ring road, barrandov

Coordinates: 50.0387634, 14.4073358

Part of Prague's bridges over the Vltava

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