Malo-Krestov bridge

St. Petersburg is famous for its movable automobile pedestrian bridges. Bridges. There are 437 bridges in the city and suburbs. Each bridge has its own history of design and design.

One of them is the Malo-Krestovsky Bridge. A single-span reinforced concrete bridge with the poetic name “Running Deer” across the Krestovka River connects Krestovsky and Stone Island.

The 56-meter long bridge stands on wooden stilts. The width of the bridge with sidewalks is 13 meters. From the bridge to Krestovsky Island stretches a narrow single-lane (in each direction) avenue Dynamo.

You can get to Krestovsky Island by metro – a stop is a beautiful modern station “Krestovsky Island”. Located at the end of Sea Avenue, on the corner of Rukhinskaya Street.