Mosty Bolesława Chrobrego we Wrocławiu, Double bridge complex in Wrocław, Poland.
Bolesław Chrobry Bridges form a four-span complex that crosses both the Navigation Canal and Flood Canal on Wrocław's northeastern side. The structure includes separate lanes for cars, pedestrians, and cyclists, along with prepared infrastructure for future tram service.
The original structure was built between 1916 and 1917 under the name Günther Bridge. It was reconstructed from 1946 to 1947 after suffering damage during World War II.
The bridges connect the districts of Sępolno and Zalesie on the Great Island, forming a vital transportation link between central Wrocław and surrounding areas.
Crossing is possible on foot, by bicycle, or by car since separate pathways exist for each mode. The location is easy to reach and works well for different types of travelers.
A 2023 expansion added two additional bridge structures as part of modern infrastructure development. This addition doubled capacity and created new connections for city traffic flow.
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