Leningrader Brücke

The Leningrad Bridge crosses the Irtysh River with a robust concrete structure that accommodates vehicle traffic and separate pedestrian pathways. The structure spans the waterway to connect both sides of Omsk's urban landscape.

Construction took place between 1955 and 1959, replacing the ferry service that had previously linked the two sides. This project represented a key moment in Omsk's post-war development and infrastructure growth.

The bridge is named after the Leningrad engineering firm that designed it, honoring Soviet industrial prowess. This naming tradition reflects how infrastructure projects became symbols of achievement during that era.

The bridge underwent major improvements in 2023 with updated road surfaces and enhanced lighting throughout. Crossing on foot or by vehicle is straightforward, and the elevated position offers views over the river.

The bridge features programmable lighting that changes based on weekdays, weekends, and holidays. These colored light displays create a distinctive appearance at night and add visual interest to the structure throughout the year.

Location: Omsk

GPS coordinates: 54.97139,73.37167

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:53