Cubist fountain at Manes bridge Prague Czech Republic
Building the Mánes Bridge took three years and it was completed in the same year when World War I started, in 1914. It is made of concrete and represents the spirit of Modernism in Prague. After the completion of the bridge the nearby footbridge, called Rudolf Bridge (the prince Rudolf after whom Rudolfinum is named), was removed. The Mánes bridge was designed by Alois Nový, František Mencl and Mečislav Petrů. It is 186,4 m long and 16 m wide. It has four segmental arches. It is one of the several Prague bridges over the Vltava river used apart from cars and pedestrians for trams as well.
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Location: Prague Czech Republic
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