Beijing Grand Bridge

Beijing Grand Bridge is a railway bridge stretching roughly 48 kilometers as part of the Beijing-Shanghai High-Speed Railway line. It carries passengers daily across the capital region using reinforced concrete construction that supports high-speed trains.

Construction of this railway bridge was completed in 2010 and opened to service in 2011, marking a turning point in China's rail development. The opening enabled high-speed train service to reach this region for the first time.

The bridge reflects China's commitment to modern transportation and connects previously distant parts of the city more closely, making regional travel more accessible to ordinary residents. It has become part of the daily landscape that millions pass through without necessarily thinking about how it changed their city.

Visitors can see the bridge from the train itself or from certain viewpoints around the city. The best views are available from roads on the south side where you can see the full structure against the city backdrop.

Building this bridge required innovative engineering to coordinate rail lines with urban roads on minimal ground space. This makes it one of the more technically advanced structures in China's rail network.

Location: Beijing

Inception: November 2011

Official opening: 2011

Longest Span: 44 m

GPS coordinates: 39.83744,116.33125

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:59