Tyrš Bridge in Děčín
Tyršův most v Děčíně
A historic 180-meter steel arch bridge in Děčín, which in 1933 replaced the former Empress Elizabeth Chain Bridge and was once the largest of its kind in Czechoslovakia.

📜 A historic steel arch bridge in Děčín, replacing the Empress Elizabeth Chain Bridge in 1933.
🌉 Once the largest of its kind in Czechoslovakia, it's 180 meters long and named after Děčín native Dr. M. Tyrš.

Why Go

✨ Admire a significant piece of Czechoslovakian engineering history
🚶‍♀️ Enjoy a walk across a bridge that primarily serves local traffic
📸 Capture scenic views of the Elbe valley

Current Status

🚧 As of June 5, 2025, Tyrš Bridge is open for all traffic (personal cars, buses, cyclists, and pedestrians) after recent repairs.
⚠️ A reduced speed limit of 20 km/h is in effect, and a temporary barrier remains in place at the repair site.
🛠️ Further planned construction work, specifically dilatation repair, will continue, potentially leading to occasional shuttle traffic on the bridge.

Cost

💰 Free of charge.

Suggested Time

⏳ Allow 1.5 hours for your visit.

Managed By

🏛️ Statutární město Děčín

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