Labský most

The Labský most stretches 78 meters across the Elbe River with a width of 28 meters, constructed entirely from reinforced concrete at an elevation of 235 meters.

The bridge opened in 1974 as part of the city's second road circuit, connecting Resslova and M. D. Rettigové streets on the right bank with Pilnáčkova street on the left bank.

Engineer Jiří Hejnic designed the three-span prestressed concrete structure while architect Jiří Trnka integrated it into the surrounding urban landscape of Hradec Králové.

The bridge features two separate traffic sections divided by a central barrier, with each section containing multiple lanes for vehicles and dedicated pedestrian walkways.

The structure stands on 96 angled piles arranged in a regular grid, with 48 piles on each riverbank, ensuring stability in the specific geological conditions.

Location: Hradec Králové

Elevation above the sea: 235.42 m

Length: 78.1 m

Width: 28 m

Made from material: reinforced concrete

Part of: I/31 road

GPS coordinates: 50.21724,15.82724

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:45