Mosty Mieszczańskie are two bridges (Old and New) connecting Kępa Mieszcańska island with Śródmieście. The older bridge is used only for emergency tram traffic and for pedestrian traffic. Polish wiki entry New bridge Old bridge Old bridge
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Most Sikorskiego
Most Sikorskiego connects Kępa Mieszczańska island with the Old City. It is at the moment one of the oldest bridges in Wrocław. Polish wiki entry Most Sikorskiego as seen from south Most Sikorskiego as seen from south Most Sikorskiego as seen from north
Mosty Młyńskie
Mosty Młyńskie can be seen as the continuation of Most Piaskowy – both of them are in one line and connect the southern part of the city with Śródmieście. The current constructions are from 1885. Two bridges are to be seen as separate constructions. Polish wiki entry.
Most Piaskowy
Most Piaskowy, as it is today, has been built in 1861. It crosses Odra and connects Wyspa Piasek with the south part of the city (Old Town). Polish wiki entry.
Mosty Osobowickie
The two bridges connect Osobowice district in the north with the central part of the city. The northern bridge crosses Odra, the southern one – the channel. Both of them have been constructed between 1895-1897. Interestingly, before, there was a different wooden bridge reaching Osobowice (few hundreds meters away), and Continue Reading