Gubacsi Bridge, Bridge in Hungary
The Gubacsi Bridge is a road–rail bridge that crosses the Danube River in Budapest, Hungary.
This notable structure was inaugurated in 1924 and designed by Béla Zsigmondy.
It plays an integral role in the daily commute of many Hungarians, linking two important parts of the city.
The bridge offers both vehicle and rail transport across the river, facilitating efficient movement for residents and tourists alike.
Known for its distinct functionality as a dual transport bridge, Gubacsi stands out as an engineering feat.
Inception: 1924
Architect: Béla Zsigmondy
Length: 145.5 m
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