Kokushkin Most

One-span, steel, girder bridge over the Griboyedov Canal in St. Petersburg. Built at the end of the 18th century. It has been restored and repaired many times. The bridge is automobile pedestrian. The total length is 20 meters. The name was given by the name of the merchant Vasily Kokushkin, whose house was located nearby.

In "Crime and Punishment", "In the evening of a fiercely hot day in early July, a young man came out of the small room of the boarding house in S Yokomachi to the main street, and hesitated and hesitated, on the K bridge. I started walking towards ... ". S Yokomachi is Stryarunui Yokomachi, and K Bridge is Kokushkin Bridge. Dostoevsky fans could know the starting point of the walk The second floor of the condominium on the south bank where Dostoevsky lived is now closed. Dostoevsky always chose an apartment with a balcony on the corner of the church. One of the residences is the house on Kuznetinui Street 5/2 (3rd floor of the northeast corner), which is now the museum of Dostoevsky. The windows of this house face the Vladimirskaya Cathedral, and one side of the building faces Dostoevsky Street. There is also a subway "Dostoevsky" station with a statue near here. Another residence Kazuna Chase Kaya Dori Building No. 7 currently has a commemorative plate.

At the end of the XVIII century. a wooden bridge was built on granite supports, because at that time granite was lined the banks of the Ekaterinensky Canal. Then the bridge was rebuilt several times, but the span remained wooden. The bridge was named after the name of one of the homeowners. In 1946-1947. the bridge was rebuilt into a metal one. The lattice of this iron casting bridge and the decorated facade look beautiful. Near the bridge are houses that are objects of cultural heritage. The apartment buildings of V.A. Ratkov-Rozhnov, I.D. Zverkov, S.G. Ramensky, the buildings of the Treasury and the Provincial Treasury, all with their own history. From the bridge there is a beautiful view of the canal, the curved Hay Bridge, Ascension Bridge. And his fame is added by his mention in his works by Pushkin, Lermontov, Gogol (he lived in the house of Zverkov), Dostoevsky.

Girder steel bridge over the Griboyedov Canal. Connects Kazan and Spassky Islands. Pedestrian, car. Length 20 m, width 13.1 m. Opened at the end of the 18th century.