Dvorce Bridge, Transport bridge in Hlubočepy and Podolí, Czech Republic.

Dvorce Bridge spans the Vltava River and connects the districts of Hlubočepy and Podolí in Prague. The structure uses reinforced concrete and carries trams, buses, cyclists, and pedestrians without private vehicle traffic.

The bridge was planned to address traffic needs between districts 4 and 5 in Prague. The project received approval from local council representatives and proceeded with dedicated funding.

The bridge's decoration was entrusted to Czech artist Krištof Kintera. On the Smíchov side a light garden is planned beneath the deck, with 120 different public street lamps from around the world; on the Podolí side a multifunctional space is to host cultural events, with refreshments, a climbing wall, toilets and Kintera's sculptures.

The bridge carries trams, buses, cyclists and pedestrians; cars are barred, and two cycle lanes are reserved. On the Smíchov side a tram and bus stop named Dvorecký most allows transfers. The right-bank end sits between Žluté lázně and the Podolí swimming stadium, north of Jeremenkova street.

Space beneath the bridge accommodates leisure activities with planned facilities such as a café and boat dock. This area allows visitors to linger by the river and experience the link between the city and water.