Dworcowy Bridge in Poznań, Metal viaduct and railway bridge in Poznań, Poland.
The Dworcowy Bridge is a metal viaduct and railway bridge that spans across the railway tracks near Poznań Główny station, connecting different sections of the city's first ring road. The structure carries both vehicular traffic and pedestrians over the Warszawa Zachodnia-Kunowice railway line.
The bridge was constructed in 1909 during a period of rapid expansion of Poznań's transportation network at the start of the 20th century. It represents a key infrastructure development that supported the city's growth and modernization during that era.
The bridge holds status as a protected monument since 1993, reflecting its importance to the architectural heritage of the Wielkopolska region. Locals view it as a symbol of the city's industrial past and its commitment to preserving engineering landmarks.
The bridge is accessible by foot and vehicle, with pedestrian pathways clearly separated from vehicular traffic for safety. Its location near the main railway station makes it easily reachable from the city center.
The bridge retains its original metal construction from 1909, showcasing the durability of early industrial engineering in Polish infrastructure. Its design remains functional today despite supporting contemporary traffic loads.
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