Railway Bridge

Built in 1871-72 as a single-track link between what is now Prague Main Station and the West Station, and rebuilt as the double-track structure standing today in 1901. It has never carried an official name; the functional label stuck, though it is also called the Vyšehrad railway bridge after the rock it passes beneath. Its steel spans below Vyšehrad are among the city's listed technical monuments.

Coordinates: 50.0669522, 14.4134742

Part of Prague's bridges over the Vltava

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