Most Závodu Míru

Name: Most Závodu Míru
Address: 101, 156 00, Zbraslav, Czechia, Zbraslav, Czech

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Address :	101, 156 00, Zbraslav, Czechia
Categories :	Historical landmark ,
City :	Zbraslav

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J	Jiri Lacek on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Hezký most, ale vede do kopce ?. Na kole dobrý ? Nice bridge, but it goes uphill ?. Good bike ?
M	Martin Hubený on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nejjížnější most přes Vltavu v Praze. Most má 4 mostní oblouky. The most important bridge across the Vltava river in Prague. The bridge has 4 bridge arches.
V	Vladimir Pecha on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Původně stál v těchto místech železný most nazývaný Zbraslavský o třech polích, který byl vybudován v roce 1896 nad soutokem Vltavy s řekou Berounkou. V roce 1964 byl nahrazen novým železobetonovým mostem, který je 210 metrů dlouhý s jedním obloukem o rozpětí 75 metrů. Most vystavěl podnik Stavby silnic a železnic podle projektu ing. J. Tvrzníka. Mezi jeho prvními uživateli byli účastníci tehdy populárního cyklistického Závodu míru, odtud jeho název. Dodnes jde o důležitou spojnici centra Zbraslavi s vlakovou stanicí a s místní částí Závist. Poslední velká rekonstrukce proběhla v roce 1997. Originally there was an iron bridge here, called Zbraslavský, which was built in 1896 above the confluence of the Vltava and Berounka rivers. In 1964 it was replaced by a new reinforced concrete bridge, which is 210 meters long with a single arch with a span of 75 meters. The bridge was built by the company "Stavby silnic a železnic" (Design of roads and railways) according to the project of ing. J. Tvrzník. Among its first users were participants of the popular cycling "Peace Race", hence its name "The Peace Race Bridge". To this day it is an important link between the center of Zbraslav and the train station and the local part Závist. The last major reconstruction took place in 1997. Originally, there was an iron bridge in these places called Zbraslavský with three bays, which was built in 1896 over the confluence of the Vltava and the river Berounka. In 1964, it was replaced by a new reinforced concrete bridge, which is 210 meters long with one arch with a span of 75 meters. The bridge was built by the company Stavby silnic a železnic according to the project of ing. J. Tvrzník. Among its first users were participants in the then popular Peace Cycling Race, hence its name. To this day, it is an important connection between the center of Zbraslav and the train station and the local part of Závist. The last major reconstruction took place in 1997. Originally there was an iron bridge here, called Zbraslavský, which was built in 1896 above the confluence of the Vltava and Berounka rivers. In 1964 it was replaced by a new reinforced concrete bridge, which is 210 meters long with a single arch with a span of 75 meters. The bridge was built by the company "Stavby silnic a železnic" (Design of roads and railways) according to the project of ing. J. Tvrzník. Among its first users were participants of the popular cycling "Peace Race", hence its name "The Peace Race Bridge". To this day it is an important link between the center of Zbraslav and the train station and the local part Závist. The last major reconstruction took place in 1997.
E	Eva Šterclová on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Krásné místo u Vltavy především na jaře a v létě, kdy je okolní všudypřítomná příroda krásnější a v nedalekém občerstvení U posledního kelta se můžeme zastavit na něco dobrého. Mimochodem kolem Vltavy a pod mostem vede cyklostezka z pražského centra, přes Modřany, Komořany, Jarov až do Vraného nad Vltavou. A beautiful place by the Vltava, especially in spring and summer, when the surrounding ubiquitous nature is more beautiful and in the nearby refreshments At the last kelt we can stop for something good. By the way, around the Vltava and under the bridge there is a cycle path from the center of Prague, through Modřany, Komořany, Jarov to Vraný nad Vltavou.