Railway bridge in Hrodna

The steel railway bridge extends over the Neman River, connecting both sides of Hrodna with tracks that support regular train traffic throughout the year.

Built in 1927, the bridge became a central point during World War I, experiencing significant damage that required extensive reconstruction efforts.

The bridge represents a meeting point where railway enthusiasts gather to document passing trains and photograph the structure against the river landscape.

Trains operating between Saint Petersburg and Warsaw utilize this crossing point, making it an essential part of international railway connections.

The bridge structure incorporates engineering elements from the 1920s, demonstrating the durability of early twentieth-century railway construction methods.

Location: Grodno Region

GPS coordinates: 53.66983,23.83469

Latest update: April 7, 2025 04:01