Prague’s newest bridge could be busier than Charles, and is built for locals

The long-awaited, record-expensive bridge will connect Prague 4 with 5, slashing journey times and giving the capital a new cultural landmark.

Thomas Smith

Written by Thomas Smith Published on 15.09.2025 16:37:00 (updated on 16.09.2025) Reading time: 3 minutes

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Prague’s Dvorecký Bridge, now nearing completion after years of delays, will soon link Podolí with Smíchov, cutting commute times, opening up new tram routes, and reshaping the city’s busiest development corridor.

The project has faced repeated delays, largely due to difficult riverbed conditions. Originally slated for January 2025, the completion date has already slipped, possibly raising questions about whether the structure will truly open on schedule next year.

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Last week, Expats.cz donned our hard hats and hi-vis vests and crossed the nearly finished bridge alongside Prague Mayor Bohuslav Svoboda, Deputy Mayor for Transport Zdeněk Hřib, and other senior officials to see how the city’s newest bridge is shaping up.

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