Inundation bridge over the Lužnice in Stará Hlína

The stone Inundation Bridge spans across the Lužnice River with twelve arches, displaying precise engineering methods of late eighteenth-century construction techniques.

Architect Joseph Rosenauer designed this transportation structure in 1799, which improved the connectivity between communities along the Lužnice River during the industrial period.

The bridge reflects the advanced masonry techniques of Czech craftsmen, earning recognition as a significant cultural monument of the Czech Republic.

Located at coordinates 49.036771, 14.814961, the bridge remains functional for crossing the Lužnice River while connecting local communities in the South Bohemian region.

The twelve-arch stone structure represents one of the few remaining foreshore bridges from the 18th century in the Czech Republic.

Location: Stará Hlína

Architects: Joseph Rosenauer

Official opening: 1799

GPS coordinates: 49.03677,14.81496

Latest update: March 6, 2025 05:05