Saint Petersburg

Skipper bridge

St. Petersburg, Russia

Description:

The Skipper Bridge connects the banks of the Skipper Canal. It did not get its name by chance. In the 18th century, a canal was laid here, and there was a settlement of skippers and pilots. The bridge was built in the 1950s. Initially, it was wooden and the only one through the canal of the same name. In 1997, according to the drawings of architects and engineers of Lengiproinzhproekt, a new crossing across the canal was built. The design is collapsible, spans are metal, resistant to corrosion. No additional decorations or decorations. Transport bridge.

You can get there by public transport: bus 100, 158, metro 3, shuttle bus K186.

 

 

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