Migalovsky bridge

The Migalovsky bridge is a vehicle and pedestrian crossing spanning 304 meters across the Volga River, linking different parts of Tver together. The structure accommodates daily traffic in both directions and uses modern engineering methods in its construction.

The bridge was built in the modern era to support Tver's infrastructure development and accommodate the city's expansion across the river. Since its completion, it has served as a vital connection between districts on opposite banks of the Volga.

This bridge stands as a representation of Russian engineering capabilities, joining the collection of important crossings over the Volga River in Tver.

The bridge is easily accessible and provides a direct route between different city districts for both vehicle and foot traffic. It is fully usable year-round and functions as a main connection link for daily commuting.

The bridge sits between two other known Volga crossings, making it a lesser-noticed but practical passage point. From the structure one can observe the river and surrounding city landscape without drawing the attention of major tourist destinations.