Anny Jagiellonki Bridge

The Anny Jagiellonki Bridge is a road bridge spanning the Vistula River in Warsaw, connecting the districts of Wilanów and Wawer. It stretches approximately 1.6 kilometers and carries four traffic lanes in each direction for vehicle movement.

Construction began in June 2017 with the installation of support foundations on the Wawer side of the river. The structure was completed using multiple building techniques and became the southernmost crossing of the Vistula in Warsaw.

The bridge honors Anna Jagiellon, a ruler from the Polish-Lithuanian dynasty whose name connects to Warsaw's royal heritage. This naming reflects how the city remembers important figures from its past through its infrastructure.

The bridge serves as a main traffic route on the Warsaw Expressway Ring, handling heavy vehicle flow throughout the day. Expect busy conditions during peak hours, especially for commuters traveling between southern districts.

The bridge was built using three different construction techniques to meet complex engineering demands. This approach showcases advanced solutions that made the project stand out from typical infrastructure work.

Location: Warsaw

Length: 1,555 m

Part of: Warsaw Expressway Ring

GPS coordinates: 52.16144,21.14397

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:51