Second Petergofsky Bridge

The Second Petergofsky Bridge spans across the waterways of Saint Petersburg, connecting different sections of the city through its steel and concrete construction.

Built in 1932, the Second Petergofsky Bridge represents the engineering capabilities of early twentieth-century Russia and the expansion of Saint Petersburg's infrastructure.

The bridge stands as part of Saint Petersburg's network of over 300 bridges, which define the city's identity as a northern counterpart to Venice.

During navigation season from April to November, the bridge maintains regular operating hours to accommodate both vehicle traffic and water vessels passing underneath.

Local residents gather on the bridge during summer evenings to observe ships passing through the waterways while experiencing extended daylight hours.

Location: Saint Petersburg

GPS coordinates: 59.84758,30.15879

Latest update: April 3, 2025 21:18