Bystřický můstek - Žatecká 283

Name: Bystřický můstek - Žatecká 283
Address: Žatecká 283, 432 01 Kadaň, Czechia, Kadaň, 432, Czech

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Address :	Žatecká 283, 432 01 Kadaň, Czechia
Postal code :	432
Categories :	Historical landmark ,
City :	Kadaň

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Pěkně zrekonstruovaný středověký kamenný obloukový můstek na Špitálském předměstí působí sice trochu nenápadně, přesto jde o zajímavou technickou památku, chráněnou státem od roku 1958. Zděný neomítaný most přes potok Bystřici je tvořen jedním polem mostního oblouku. Po obou stranách vystupuje zdivo nad úroveň terénu a tvoří tak zábradlí. Za třicetileté války sehrál strategickou úlohu – k přechodu jej použila jak švédská, tak císařská vojska, za válek napoleonských (1803–1815) jej využila i francouzská armáda. Můstek byl mnohokrát poškozen povodněmi. Na konci 20. století byl téměř zničen, obnoven byl na počátku 21. století. V blízkosti můstku stojí také někdejší Český neboli Steinkopfův mlýn (čp. 283), jehož nejstarší vyobrazení nalezneme již na vedutě města Kadaně od Jana Willenberga z roku 1602. Poblíž cesty mezi Bystřickým můstkem a tzv. Pražským mostem přes Ohři byla roku 1707 vztyčena barokní socha svatého Jana Nepomuckého, v té době velmi populárního patrona mostů. Tato socha dodnes stojí nedaleko můstku. The nicely reconstructed medieval stone arch bridge in the suburb of Špitálské suburb looks a bit inconspicuous, but it is an interesting technical monument, protected by the state since 1958. The brick unedged bridge across the Bystřice stream is formed by one field of the bridge arch. On both sides, the masonry rises above the terrain level and forms a railing. During the Thirty Years' War it played a strategic role - it was used by both the Swedish and imperial troops, and during the Napoleonic Wars (1803–1815) it was also used by the French army. The bridge was damaged by floods many times. At the end of the 20th century it was almost destroyed, restored at the beginning of the 21st century. The former Czech or Steinkopf Mill (No. 283) is also located near the bridge, the oldest picture of which can be found on the veduta of the town of Kadaň by Jan Willenberg from 1602. A baroque statue of St. John of Nepomuk was erected near the road between Bystřice Bridge and the Prague Bridge, at that time he was very popular patron of bridges. This statue still stands near the Bystřický medieval bridge.

The nicely reconstructed medieval stone arch bridge in the Špitálské suburb is a bit inconspicuous, but it is still an interesting technical monument, protected by the state since 1958. The brick unplastered bridge over the Bystřice stream is formed by one field of the bridge arch. On both sides, the masonry rises above ground level and thus forms a railing. During the Thirty Years' War, it played a strategic role - it was used for the transition by both Swedish and imperial troops, during the Napoleonic Wars (1803-1815) it was also used by the French army. The bridge was damaged by floods many times. It was almost destroyed at the end of the 20th century, it was restored at the beginning of the 21st century. Near the bridge there is also the former Český or Steinkopfův mlýn (No. 283), the oldest depiction of which can be found in the view of the town of Kadaň by Jan Willenberg from 1602. A Baroque statue was erected near the road between Bystřice Bridge and the so-called Prague Bridge over Ohře in 1707. St. John of Nepomuk, at that time a very popular patron saint of bridges. This statue still stands near the bridge. The nicely reconstructed medieval stone arch bridge in the suburb of Špitálské suburb looks a bit inconspicuous, but it is an interesting technical monument, protected by the state since 1958. The brick unedged bridge across the Bystřice stream is formed by one field of the bridge arch On both sides, the masonry rises above the terrain level and forms a railing. During the Thirty Years' War it played a strategic role - it was used by both the Swedish and imperial troops, and during the Napoleonic Wars (1803–1815) it was also used by the French army. The bridge was damaged by floods many times. At the end of the 20th century it was almost destroyed, restored at the beginning of the 21st century. The former Czech or Steinkopf Mill (No. 283) is also located near the bridge, the oldest picture of which can be found on the veduta of the town of Kadaň by Jan Willenberg from 1602. A baroque statue of St. John of Nepomuk was erected near the road between Bystřice Bridge and the Prague Bridge, at that time he was very popular patron of bridges. This statue still stands near the Bystřický medieval bridge.