Tverskoy overpass

The Tverskoy overpass is a transportation structure in the Tverskoy District of Moscow that bridges two areas of the city. It consists of a separate roadway elevated above street level, allowing vehicles and pedestrians to cross above ground traffic.

This structure was built in 1904 as part of Moscow's early transportation modernization efforts. It reflects how the city was expanding its infrastructure during the early 1900s.

The overpass plays a key role in how people move through central Moscow, shaping daily routines and connections between neighborhoods. It represents the kind of infrastructure that locals take for granted but that defines how the city functions.

The structure sits near Belorussky Railway Station and serves as a main transit route through central Moscow. It is most easily crossed during off-peak hours when traffic is lighter.

The structure has proven remarkably durable since its creation, handling modern traffic loads with ease. This demonstrates the robust construction methods of early 20th-century Russian engineering.

Location: Tverskoy District

Inception: 1904

Official opening: 1904

Length: 219 m

Width: 49.5 m

GPS coordinates: 55.77782,37.58223

Latest update: December 13, 2025 11:42