Saint Petersburg

The New Stable Bridge

nab. Griboyedova Canal, St. Petersburg

Description:

The new stable bridge of the northern capital dates back to 1883. It was a bridge of wooden beams. It was awarded the title of one of the wide bridges of the city (115 meters). After the Savior on blood was built, the crossing was preserved and named in honor of the already built temple.

The modified bridge dates back to 1967. It was metal, its length 21.1 meters and width 35 meters. Built on a unique technology. Art Nouveau railings. The pattern on the railing is similar to the drawing of the fence of the Mikhailovsky Garden. The road is separated from the pedestrian part by a rib of granite. The authors of the new structure were architect Noskov and engineers Yurkov and Sobolev. In 1975, it received a new name – Grinevitsky Bridge, named after the man who killed the Russian tsar. In 1998, when the covering and rails of the tram were repaired, the bridge became known as Novo-Konyushenny.

It is located in the historical part of the city on the embankment of Griboyedov. You can get by public transport to Nevsky Prospect.

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