Bogdan Khmelnitsky Bridge

The Bogdan Khmelnytsky Bridge is named after the Ukrainian commander, through whose efforts Zaporozhye joined Russia.

The bridge is reconstructed and made of an arched structure with a glass vault, cozy balconies for pedestrians, resting places inside the bridge and chic views of the Moscow River. The illumination component strikes in the dark and fascinates the view from the ground.

The bridge connects two districts of Moscow and two embankments. It is a functional and aesthetic value of the city and a cultural landmark. It is loved by residents and tourists. It was on this bridge that an American CIA employee was detained by Soviet officers for espionage.

Getting to Bogdan Khmelnitsky Bridge is very simple. This is a blue, blue metro line and a stop in Kievskaya. The bridge can be seen from the Kiev station, and how best to go to it, you will tell any similar.