Great Stone Bridge (Gatchina)

The Great Stone Bridge, also known as the Three-Arch Bridge, is located in the Palace Park of Gatchina and was built in the 90s of the 18th century. It is a non-extant pedestrian stone arch bridge over the channel of White Lake, which in the 18th century was called the bridge opposite the dam or the Great Bridge in the English Garden. Its railings were made of stone balustrades from Pudost stone with figured balusters, and the total length of the structure was 32 meters with a width of 9.6 meters. Currently, the bridge is in a ruined state, as the restoration project developed in 1970 was not implemented.