Červený most, Cultural monument bridge in Rýzmburk, Czech Republic
Červený most is a bridge crossing the Úpa River that connects walking and cycling paths through the Babiččino údolí area. Its distinctive red coloring makes it easily recognizable and serves as a natural rest point along routes through the surrounding countryside.
The bridge was built in 1880 to improve connections between local communities in the Rýzmburk area. Its construction reflected growing needs for better transportation links across the Úpa River during that period.
The bridge stands near the thirteenth-century Rýzmburk castle ruins, forming part of a collection of protected monuments in the Czech Republic.
The bridge can be reached via marked trails that begin near Ratibořice and connect to various destinations across the region. Public bus services link the area to larger towns, making it straightforward to plan a day trip.
The bridge structure incorporates traditional engineering elements from the 1880s while maintaining its original red color, which gives it its name.
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