Lions' Bridge, Landmark bridge in Bulgaria
Lions' Bridge spans the Vladaya River in Sofia.
Constructed by Czech architect Václav Prošek between 1889 and 1891.
Named for its four bronze lion statues that stand at each of its corners.
Serves as a crucial traffic route including trams.
The design of the bridge marries functionality with artistic architectural elements.
Location: Sofia
Official opening: 1891
Length: 26 m
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