Mosty. Suspension bridge.

The small district town of Mosty in the Grodno region has the largest suspension bridge in Belarus. Mosty were first mentioned in historical sources in the 15th century during the time of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. After the third partition of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth as part of the Russian Empire. In the period 1921-1939 under the rule of the Polish state.

 If you come to the city of Mosty, the first thing that all your friends and local residents suggest you visit is the pedestrian bridge over the Neman River. This bridge is the hallmark of the city. The image of the bridge is even on the coat of arms and flag of the city.

There are several suspension bridges in Belarus, but it is here that this bridge is the longest at 193 meters. There are even several signs in the city showing the way to the bridge.

There is a memorial stone with a historical reference at the entrance to the bridge. The text on the stone is as follows: "The bridge was designed and built in 1971-1972, the festive opening took place on April 28, 1972."

The bridge offers unique landscapes and you can spend your free time here at any time of the year. You cross the bridge from the city to the park area.