Radotín Bridge

The longest bridge in the Czech Republic. An amazing gigantic building across two rivers at once and part of the Prague district. Vltava, Berounka, Radotín.

A truly fascinating monster. The length of the longest bridge in the Czech Republic exceeds two kilometers. And it's just a pair of bridges on the Prague ring road. Physically, the two buildings are seamlessly connected and form a single bridge - from an official point of view, however, they are two different buildings. Each of them has a different design and a different supplier. The first part consists of a bridge with a length of 236 meters. The second part, with a length of 2045 meters and 37 bridge fields, connects to the Lochkov tunnel. The operation here started on September 20, 2010, less than a month later the common name Radotín Bridge was approved for both constructions. A truly fascinating monster. The longest bridge in the Czech Republic has over two kilometers. And more - it's a pair of bridges. Physically, the two structures are seamlessly connected and form a single bridge, but from an official point of view, they are two different structures. Each of them has a different design and a different contractor. The first part consists of a 236-meter-long bridge. The second part, 2045 meters long with 37 bridge spans, is connected to the Lochkov Tunnel. The operation started here on 20 September 2010, and less than a month later the common name Radotín Bridge was approved for both structures.