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      🌅 Borodinsky Bridge

      A 1912 bridge with colonnades and obelisks in memory of the war of 1812.

      Borodinsky Bridge
      © Vyacheslav Bukharov · CC BY-SA 4.0
      • The bridge received the name Borodinsky in 1837, for the 25th anniversary of the battle; in the 1920s it was called Communism Bridge.
      • In September 1812 both Russian and French troops crossed a pontoon bridge on this spot.
      • The current bridge grew out of the arched bridge of 1911–1912, a monument for the 100th anniversary of the war of 1812.
      • The 1912 bridge was designed by architect Roman Klein and engineer Nikolai Oskolkov.
      • The names of heroes of the war with Napoleon are inscribed on the granite obelisks.

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      • Arbat at sunset and rooftop bars
      • From Sparrow Hills by river to the Arbat
      • Evening Arbat and dinner under a glass dome

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