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ul. Zamojska, nad rzeką Bystrzycą, Lublin, woj. lubelskie
A historic reinforced-concrete bridge over the Bystrzyca River - one of the first reinforced-concrete bridges in eastern Poland. It is about 40 m long and 16.3 m wide.
The bridge lies on the extension of Zamojska Street in Lublin (Lublin Province).
The design was made in 1908 by engineer Marian Lutosławski (with architect Jan Heurich the Younger); the bridge was built within a year and opened on 17 July 1909 on the Bychawa road, connecting the industrial part of the city with the centre. It was entered in the register of monuments (no. A/956) in 1987. In 2011 it was thoroughly renovated and reopened in 2013 as a pedestrian-and-cycle bridge; in 2012 it was named after Marian Lutosławski (it also functions as the Bridge of Culture).
For residents and tourists; a venue for cultural events.
Available all year round.
Lublin, Zamojska Street, Lublin Province; accessible by public transport and by car.
Source: https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Most_Mariana_Lutos%C5%82awskiego
