Green Bridge

Green Bridge is a historic bridge in the Baltic port city of Gdańsk, Poland. It was built in the 1930s as part of the defensive network for the port of Gdańsk and is one of the key landmarks of the city today. The bridge is a steel structure with two arches that crosses the Motława River, connecting the Granary Island to the mainland. It is unique in its design, built to resemble a three-masted schooner, symbolizing the maritime history of Gdańsk. It is now a pedestrian bridge, lined with benches and lamps, and perfect for a walk in the city. From the bridge, the view of the Old Town skyline is breathtaking, making the bridge a popular spot for tourists. Make sure to explore the small park just behind the bridge – where you can find some sculptures and a memorial to ship captains.