Old Kalinkin Bridge

Staro-Kalinkin Bridge is located in the area of Staro-Peterhofsky Prospect. This is the last bridge that runs across the Fontanka River. The bridge is 61.6 meters long. It is a three-span stone, equipped with side vaults. At the edges are towers with gilded spherical urns at the top. Also on the towers you can see memorial plaques, which marked the dates of the beginning and end of the construction. The railings are metal, in the same style as the bars of the embankment.

The name is associated with the Finnish village of Kalina, which was in this place in the 17th century. The modern name was given in the 1930s. Several times reconstructed, in 1965 began work to restore the historical appearance. In the Committee for the Protection of Monuments, the bridge is registered. There is transport and there is a pedestrian part.

The bridge can be reached from the left bank from the Nevskaya metro station along Staro-Peterhofsky Prospect.