Bolesław Chrobry bridge

The Bolesław Chrobry bridge extends 122 meters across the Warta River, connecting different sections of Poznań through a dual-purpose structure for vehicles and pedestrians.

The bridge, completed in 1925 and reconstructed in 1945 after World War II damage, bears the name of Poland's first king, Bolesław I Chrobry.

The bridge links to Ostrów Tumski, a district that contains numerous buildings representing the early development of Polish state and Christianity.

This structure forms an essential part of Poznań's first ring road system, accommodating both tram lines and regular traffic across the Warta River.

The bridge serves as a central point for observing traditional rowing competitions and water events that take place on the Warta River throughout the year.

Location: Poznań

Length: 122 m

GPS coordinates: 52.40990,16.94510

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:17