Old Bridge, Road bridge in Hrodna, Belarus.
The Old Bridge is a steel and concrete structure spanning the Neman River with a 14-meter-wide roadway that carries both vehicle and pedestrian traffic. It connects the two sides of Hrodna and features a straightforward design typical of mid-20th-century construction.
This crossing was built during the post-war reconstruction period and opened in 1949 to restore essential transportation links across the Neman. It became part of the broader effort to rebuild Hrodna after wartime destruction.
The bridge is known locally by its straightforward name reflecting its age and serves as a daily passage for residents moving between neighborhoods. Many people pause here during their journeys to take in views of the river and the city on both sides.
The bridge is accessible on foot and by car, offering a direct crossing with level access on both sides. During rain or snow, the surface can become slippery, so extra caution is advisable when conditions are wet.
From the bridge, visitors gain views of the Neman River and the city's surrounding architecture that unfold as they cross. Many people linger here to take in these perspectives, which change depending on where you stand along the span.
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