[Sergei]

Introduction:
Bridges have long served as a means of connection between people. Whether they are long or short, wide or narrow, all bridges serve a purpose. It is time to show off the best bridges of Eastern Europe!

In this thread, we will vote for our favorite bridges.

Voting Guidelines:

1. Each member has to vote for exactly five (5) nominees on the list. Do not vote for any less, or any more. There are no exceptions! The votes of whoever chooses to disregard this rule will be omitted from the final count.
2. Do your best to vote as honestly and fairly as possible, putting all of your biases aside. This does not mean that, for example, you cannot vote for your city/country. It means that you should vote for the nominees that you think truly deserve to be in the top league.
3. Review all of the pictures posted for the nominations, even if you think you remember all of them from the nominations thread. This will refresh them in your mind, allowing you to make a wiser choice.

Nominees:

• Karlov Most (Prague, Czech Republic)
• Széchenyi Lánchíd (Budapest, Hungary)
• Višegrad Bridge (Višegrad, Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Grunwaldzki Bridge (Wroclaw, Poland)
• Siekierkowski Bridge (Warsaw, Poland)
• Dubrovnik Bridge (Dubrovnik, Croatia)
• Mala Rijeka Railway Bridge (Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro)
• New Railway Bridge (Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro)
• Krk Bridge (Croatia)
• Szabadság Híd (Budapest, Hungary)
• Stari Most (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Črni Kal Viaduct (Črni Kal, Slovenia)
• Solkanski Most (Solkan, Slovenia)
• Bosphorus Bridge (Istanbul, Turkey)
• FSM Bridge (Istanbul, Turkey)

Karlov Most (Prague, Czech Republic)

Széchenyi lánchíd (Budapest, Hungary)

Višegrad Bridge (Višegrad, Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Grunwaldzki Bridge (Wroclaw, Poland)

Siekierkowski Bridge (Warsaw, Poland)

Dubrovnik Bridge (Dubrovnik, Croatia)

Mala Rijeka Railway Bridge (Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro)

New Railway Bridge (Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro)

Krk Bridge (Croatia)

http://www.camk.edu.pl/~ptz/hobbies/croatia03/1942.jpg

Szabadság Híd (Budapest, Hungary)

Stari Most (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Črni Kal Viaduct (Črni Kal, Slovenia)

Solkanski Most (Solkan, Slovenia)

Bosphorus Bridge (Istanbul, Turkey)
http://dunyaturk.com/tr34/ilhan_cc882.jpg
http://dunyaturk.com/tr17/melih_a_ist_kopruyefarklibakis.jpg

FSM Bridge (Istanbul, Turkey)

 

[3tmk]

-Karlov Most (Prague, Czech Republic)
-Széchenyi Lánchíd (Budapest, Hungary)
-Grunwaldzki Bridge (Wroclaw, Poland)
-Dubrovnik Bridge (Dubrovnik, Croatia)
-Szabadság Híd (Budapest, Hungary)
I think the Karlov most looks great, but it is second after the Széchenyi Lánchíd.
and I like the Dubrovnik bridge, really well done IMO

 

[Sergei]

My votes:

• Karlov Most (Prague, Czech Republic)
• Dubrovnik Bridge (Dubrovnik, Croatia)
• Szabadság Híd (Budapest, Hungary)
• Stari Most (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
• Črni Kal Viaduct (Črni Kal, Slovenia)

 

[Kommandant Mark]

Ufff...some hard choices.
Number one, for me, is Széchenyi Lánchíd in Budapest, destroyed by Germans at the end of World War II, then rebuilt with cement donated from Serbia.

My list:

1# Széchenyi Lánchíd (Budapest, Hungary)
2# Stari Most (Mostar, Bosnia)
3# Karlov Most (Prague, Czech Republic)
4# Visegrad Bridge/Na Drini Cuprija (Visegrad, Bosnia)
5# Franjo Tudjman Bridge (Dubrovnik, Croatia)

 

[3tmk]

for those who voted for 4 options only (you two know who you are), vote for one more or your opinion won't count, I'll add in the votes

 

[BosRoker]

It was by accident. Please add my vote to the other Istanbul bridge.

 

[3tmk]

no problem, just that if you didn't notify iMariah, the votes wouldn't have counted. Better harass anyone that doesn't follow the rules

 

[Zaqattaq]

hmm no Bratislava?

 

[Czas na Żywiec]

In order with the first one being the best.

1. Széchenyi Lánchíd (Budapest, Hungary)
2. Karlov Most (Prague, Czech Republic)
3. Dubrovnik Bridge (Dubrovnik, Croatia)
4. Grunwaldzki Bridge (Wroclaw, Poland)
5. Stari Most (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

 

[Indexi]

Ufff...some hard choices.
Number one, for me, is Széchenyi Lánchíd in Budapest, destroyed by Germans at the end of World War II, then rebuilt with cement donated from Serbia.

My list:

1# Széchenyi Lánchíd (Budapest, Hungary)
2# Stari Most (Mostar, Bosnia)
3# Karlov Most (Prague, Czech Republic)
4# Visegrad Bridge/Na Drini Cuprija (Visegrad, Bosnia)
5# Franjo Tudjman Bridge (Dubrovnik, Croatia)

Was the whole bridge rebiult? When was it rebiult?

 

[ban Bank]

Was the whole bridge rebiult? When was it rebiult?

Built between 1839 and 1849.
It was rebuilt in 1947.

Lánchíd in 1842.:

Lánchíd in 1849.:

Lánchíd in 1913.:

Lánchíd in 1945.:

 

[alien]

bratislavas New Bridge

shame on you:

 

[Raine]

Karlov Most (Prague, Czech Republic)
Széchenyi Lánchíd (Budapest, Hungary)
Szabadság Híd (Budapest, Hungary)
Solkanski Most (Solkan, Slovenia)
Stari Most (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

 

[alien]

Kosicka bridge, Bratislava

Why bratislavas bridges arent in the poll??!!!! :bash:

 

[delfin_pl]

^^wooow this one rocks

 

[Timoth12]

Bratislava SNP bridge was nominated.

 

[Paolo]

Karlov, Szechenyi, Grunwaldzki, Krk, FSM

 

[Singidunum]

Karlov Most
Széchenyi lánchíd
Szabadság
Stari Most
Bosphorus Bridge

 

[Sergei]

shame on you:

Shame on you for not reading the rules.

Nominating Guidelines:

1. Note: a venue is a place where an event such as a sports competition or a concert is held, especially one where events are often held. We are not looking for opera theatres, or outdoor stadiums.
2. Make sure to include the official name of the nomination, as well as where it is located - city, and country.
3. All nominations require pictures to accompany them. Post pictures only, not links to websites with pictures. Post only the best pictures that represent your nomination accurately, and in the best way possible. Avoid posting large pictures or panoramas, instead include links to them.
4. Only two (2) nominees per country are allowed. Therefore, choose only the most distinctive, exceptional nominees. Basically, the best in the country! It's a good idea to discuss the nominations with your fellow countrymen, and posters, so that everyone comes to an agreement about what should be nominated. If more nominees are posted per country, only the first two will be considered.
   [*]Since there are only 15 spots on the poll, the first 15 valid nominations will be submitted. To avoid disappointment, post your nominations as early as possible. To make sure that your nominations are not late, you can even post the nomination without any pictures first, and edit your post later. Another suggestion is to edit your old posts, instead of creating new posts, so you can keep your original position.
5. The guidelines are here to make sure that everyone enjoys this installation, while keeping it fair - please follow them.
6. Enjoy!

 

[alien]

rules

1) i am new in skyscrapercity, i didnt see nomination thread.
2) why u didnt put nomination thread url here
3) Bratislavas New Bridge is mentioned in nomination thread
4) very, very strange rule with 15 first nominations. try to count how many countries are in eastern europe...

Shame on you for not reading the rules.