Ljubljana City Municipality, Slovenia
Dragon Bridge
Ljubljana City Municipality, Slovenia
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The Dragon Bridge (Zmajski most) is a reinforced concrete road bridge spanning the Ljubljanica River in Ljubljana, Slovenia, built in the early twentieth century during the Austro-Hungarian period. Sited between Kopitar and Ressel Streets north of the Ljubljana Central Market at Vodnik Square, it exemplifies both the structural innovations of early reinforced concrete engineering and the ornamental vocabulary of Vienna Secession design. Today protected as a technical monument, the bridge remains primarily devoted to motorised traffic and stands as one of Slovenia's finest achievements in early-modern bridge architecture.
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- Type
- arch bridge
- Materials
- reinforced concrete, iron
- Heritage
- monument of local significance
- Place
- Ljubljana City Municipality, Slovenia
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