Ten bridges have been built across the Vltava River in the Czech capital. The shortest among them is the Chekhov Bridge (? Ech? V most): only 170 meters long and 16 meters wide. There is a building on a stone base and equipped with three metal arched spans. Like other sights of Prague, it has its own unique history. Chekhov Bridge was built for three years (1905-1908). The only one in the city, built in the style of "modern". The author of the project is Jan Koulny, a well-known modernist architect.→