Nine-arch bridge

A Hungarian giant bridge, it crosses the Tisa River, in the city of Debrecen. It is a unique and unique pedestrian bridge in Hungary. Its height is 35 meters, which is almost twice the standard width of the bridge. This bridge is located on the Tisa River in Debrecen, Hungary. It connects the two parts of the city. Since its opening in 1963, the bridge has been a frequent cause of car accidents. For this reason, the city government, on a voluntary basis, created an assistance group that was engaged in the installation of road signs, marking, traffic control, and participated in the organization of traffic. As a result, thanks to this group, during the entire existence of the bridge, 24,000 accidents were avoided. The bridge is the third longest bridge in Europe.

You can get to the attraction by bus or river tram, which follow to the center of Debrecen.