Three-part bridge

The three-part or three-beam bridge is extraordinary both in name and appearance. Previously, this bridge passed over the Sunday Canal (now covered). It was the confluence of the Little Stable Bridge over the Moika River, near the Church of the Savior on the Blood.

It was built in the late 1700s, early 1800s by engineer P.P. Saken. The bridge was designed by architect V. Brenn. Subsequently, the architect V.K. Tretter redesigned the Theatre and Little Stable Bridges and designed a dam to simulate the third bridge.

All the components of the trinomity are united in their design together, the railings are cast from cast iron t are supplemented with a vegetable pattern, and the crown of decoration is the mask of the Gorgon jellyfish.

This work of art has no analogues.