Bagration Bridge

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The Bagrationbrücke (Russian Мост Багратион, transkr. Musts Bagration ) is a two-storey, covered pedestrian bridge over the Moskva River in Moscow. The completed in September 1997 214 -meter-long bridge is located 4 kilometers west of Moscow center and is part of the new business district Moscow City. It is named after the commander Pyotr Ivanovich Bagration, who made himself worthy of 1812 at the Battle of Borodino the Russian - Prussian War.

The bridge connects the 34 - story office building Tower 2000 (Russian Башня 2000) on the arterial road Kutusowski brochure with the Moscow City business district on the right bank of the Moskva River. Near the bridge on the left bank a dock for cruise ships. The metro station Wystawotschnaja ( Выставочная ) (formerly Delowoi Tsentr ( Деловой центр ) ) is located at the northern end of the bridge. The covered direct access from the metro station to the bridge since October 2007, closed for renovation until further notice.

The 16 meter wide and 14 meter high bridge was designed by the architect Boris Tchor ( Борис Тхор ). It consists of a truss, where the two floors are suspended. The building in concrete and glass contains in the lower level fully glazed shopping arcade with several dozen smaller shops, cafes and restaurants, in the upper level only partially glazed viewing platform. The bridge is equipped with four moving walks from ThyssenKrupp.