Kremlin bridge over Kazanka

The Kremlin bridge over Kazanka is a major road crossing that spans across the river to connect the Vakhitovsky and Moskovsky districts of Kazan. The structure features multiple elevated levels for traffic flow and includes separate lanes for pedestrians and public transport.

The original structure was built as a wooden crossing in 1890 and underwent major reconstruction in the 1950s following the creation of a large reservoir. A comprehensive upgrade in the 2010s transformed it into the current multilevel design to handle modern traffic volumes.

This crossing links different neighborhoods and is used daily by thousands of residents moving between the two river banks for work and leisure. It forms a natural boundary between distinct parts of the city and shapes how people navigate their daily routines.

The crossing is readily accessible for pedestrians and includes clear navigation points for all types of transport. It works best to walk or drive during less busy times of day when traffic moves more smoothly.

The 2013 redesign replaced the former single-level structure with three separate bridges stacked vertically above each other. This innovative solution multiplied the traffic capacity without needing to expand the footprint at ground level.

Location: Kazan

Official opening: 1890

Length: 1,170 m

Width: 93 m

GPS coordinates: 55.80200,49.10197

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:56