Bílý most, Road bridge in Špindlerův Mlýn, Czech Republic.
Bílý most is a road bridge crossing the Elbe River in Špindlerův Mlýn, connecting different areas of the mountain town. The structure spans roughly 28 meters and serves as a key passage for local and visitor traffic through the settlement.
Construction of the bridge began in the early 1910s and was completed after several years, marking a period of modern infrastructure development in the region. The project was part of broader efforts to improve connections within the mountain community.
The name "Bílý most" means "White Bridge" and refers to the light-colored appearance of the structure, which blends naturally into the mountain setting. Visitors notice how the bridge functions as an everyday part of local life and community movement.
The bridge is straightforward to cross on foot or by bicycle and is centrally located within the town, accessible from main pathways. Visitors should note that it serves both pedestrian and vehicle traffic, so it may be busier during peak times.
The structure was constructed using bricks from local sources, giving it a distinctive appearance that set it apart from other bridges in the region. This material choice made it a recognizable feature of the townscape.
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