Most im. Tadeusza Mazowieckiego w Rzeszowie, Cable-stayed bridge in Rzeszów, Poland.
This cable-stayed bridge crosses the Wisłok River and measures 482 meters long, supported by an A-shaped pylon rising 108.5 meters high. The structure accommodates four traffic lanes plus separate paths for pedestrians and cyclists.
Construction started in July 2014 and the bridge opened to traffic in October 2015. The project was a major infrastructure investment for the city and surrounding region.
The bridge carries the name of Tadeusz Mazowiecki, Poland's first Prime Minister after communist rule ended. His name represents the change and hope of that era in the city.
The bridge is accessible year-round and offers good views of the river and surroundings. Walk or cycle across to properly appreciate the structure and enjoy the outlook over the water.
At 108.5 meters tall, the pylon ranks among the tallest bridge structures in Poland. The 64 steel cables supporting the deck vary significantly in length and create a striking visual pattern visible from different angles.
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