Most metra přes údolí Prokopského potoka, Railway bridge in Prague 13, Czech Republic
The Most metra přes údolí Prokopského potoka is a steel and concrete bridge that carries Metro Line B between Hůrka and Lužiny stations across the Prokopský Creek Valley. The structure spans the valley in a way that allows trains to transport thousands of passengers daily without interruption.
The bridge was built in the 1980s as part of Prague's Metro expansion to connect growing residential areas in the western part of the city. This project represented a major step in modernizing public transportation for the region.
The bridge links two neighborhoods and allows residents and visitors to move quickly between different parts of the city. It has become an everyday connection that shapes how people navigate this area of Prague.
Trains run daily from early morning until midnight across the bridge, connecting the two stations reliably. Visitors can best view the bridge from the nearby stations or from the pathways in the valley below.
Below the bridge flows Prokopský Creek through a valley where plants and animals have found a natural habitat despite the urban setting. This green corridor creates a striking contrast to the surrounding development.
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