Pilsudski bridge - some pictures from Krakow

[Krakus]

It connects 2 historical districts: Kazimierz and Podgorze

The Krakow Pilsudski Bridge is named after Marshall Pilsudski, usually considered the father of Polish independence in 1918. The oldest existing bridge in Krakow (originally built 1933, re-built after the war); when constructed, it was the third one and so originally named ("The Third Bridge"). Very picturesque bridge. A typical for Krakow length of 150 m, and the typical 2-pillar construction. Width 19 m. Accommodates also the tram track. Nice views on maybe not the most interesting, but still picturesque Kazimierz district. Vistula looks a bit like a channel here.





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pictures from: www.podgorze.pl

[Quack]

Very nice pics Thanks Krakai

[Delfinas]

great bridge and pics but I doubt if Lithuanins will enjoy its name

[DeSadas]

i was near the Pilsudski grave actualy, no not the grave but the heart is in rasos cementary, all the poles there, with the buses, and gides where flocking to this grave like new mecca, the candles colours (on the grave) were white and red everything was.... very interesting :-)

[Romas]

Labai gražios nuotraukos.
Bardzo ładne zdjęcia

[Christian]

A Beautiful bridge, and some very beautiful images.

[blitz]

The bridge is great, despite its name!

[Krakus]

Hehe I knew you (Lithuanians) wouldn't like its name

[keen]

I love it ! It could be even bigger !

[alonso]

that's why you posted it?

[Krakus]

that's why you posted it?

You mean I knew you wouldnt like its name so I decided to post it? No! The name of the bridge isn't important. Pictures are worth posting so I posted them. I hope some of you enjoy and like them

[Krakus]

Some pictures I found:

[alonso]

You mean I knew you wouldnt like its name so I decided to post it? No! The name of the bridge isn't important. Pictures are worth posting so I posted them. I hope some of you enjoy and like them

oh, yes we really did especially, I like the construction of the bridge.

[Krakus]

:cool: