Places with audio guides

The railway viaduct on the Brno-Havlickuv Brod line, built between 1940 and 1952, spans the deep valley of the Libochuvka and is among the technically remarkable structures.

The double-track railway bridge across the Sava from 1975 to 1979 is a technically exceptional part of the Belgrade railway junction and the Prokop solution.

A road bridge across the Danube between Kovin and Smederevo, built in 1976, destroyed in 1999 and restored later that same year.

The steel bridge at Vekaransalmi on Saimaa replaced the ferry, measures 639 meters, and is among the longest bridges in Finland.

The two-storey stone viaduct from 1857 to 1859 spans the Mohelka Valley and ranks among the most remarkable railway structures near Sychrov.

The stone Genoese bridges in Corsica were built from the 12th to the 18th century and bear witness to the changing transport system and economy of the island.

A steel arch bridge across the Malše in České Budějovice, built after the floods in 2002. It stands out for its engineering solution as well as disputes over traffic.

The steel arch bridge from 1899 connects Harburg and Wilhelmsburg across the Süderelbe and recalls the beginnings of modern transport in Hamburg.