Kremlin bridge over Kazanka

The Kremlin bridge spans 1170 meters across the Kazanka River, connecting the Vakhitovsky and Moskovsky districts of Kazan through multiple traffic lanes.

Initially constructed as a wooden structure in 1890, the bridge underwent major transformations in the 1950s when it received concrete reinforcements following the creation of Kuybyshev Reservoir.

The bridge provides direct access to important Kazan landmarks including the Kremlin, Central Stadium, and the Circus, forming a central part of the city structure.

The transportation hub includes multiple levels of road connections, pedestrian underpasses, and public transport routes that serve tens of thousands of vehicles per hour.

The 2013 reconstruction introduced three separate bridges in place of the former single structure, incorporating advanced engineering solutions for the multilevel traffic system.

Location: Kazan

Official opening: 1890

Length: 1,170 m

Width: 93 m

GPS coordinates: 55.80200,49.10197

Latest update: March 20, 2025 14:20