Siekierkowski Bridge

The Siekierkowski Bridge extends 500 meters across the Vistula River with two H-shaped pylons reaching 90 meters into the sky.

The bridge opened on September 21, 2002, marking the addition of the southernmost crossing point over the Vistula River in Warsaw at that time.

This structure connects the districts of Mokotów, Praga Południe, and Wawer, linking different neighborhoods and communities across the Vistula River.

Three vehicle lanes in each direction, combined with dedicated cycling paths and pedestrian walkways, facilitate daily transportation across the river.

The bridge received the Architecture and Construction Prize 2003 for its engineering design, which includes composite structures on both river banks.

Location: Warsaw

Inception: September 21, 2002

Official opening: September 21, 2002

Height: 90 m

Length: 500 m

Part of: Siekierkowska Route in Warsaw

GPS coordinates: 52.21314,21.09823

Latest update: May 14, 2025 19:22