One of the most picturesque bridges in Prague – the Mánes Bridge. It is one of the few bridges over the Vltava River, used for cars, trams and pedestrians.
Located in the heart of the city, the Mánes Bridge is known for its stunning views of the Vltava River and the city’s famous landmarks, including the Prague Castle and the Charles Bridge. The bridge was named after the famous Czech painter and writer Josef Mánes.
Built about a century ago, the Mánes Bridge was masterfully designed to carry the new load of the industrial revolution introducing new invented cars and all sorts of vehicles that were invented and produced during that time. With elegant design and architecture, that features intricate stonework and decorative elements.
The Mánes Bridge is an important transportation hub in Prague, connecting the city’s historic district with the modern business district. Crossing the Vltava River between the Aleš Embankment and the Lesser quarter. This makes it a popular spot for commuters and locals who are looking to cross the river quickly and easily.
While many people usually cross Charles Bridge when strolling from and to Old town, Manes Bridge offers another easy access to Prague castle and the beautiful area surrounding it in the Lesser quarter.