Mánes Bridge
Built between 1911 and 1914 and formally opened in 1916, 186m long and 16m wide, in a style that sits between Art Nouveau and Czech Cubism. It replaced an iron footbridge on the site of a ferry to a fishing settlement, and is the ninth crossing of the Vltava counting downstream. It carries traffic from the Old Town to Klárov and the approach to Prague Castle.
Coordinates: 50.0895207, 14.4128353
Part of Prague's bridges over the Vltava
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