Bridging the Gap with Billions: The World's Most Expensive Bridge Endeavors
2. Ada Bridge, Serbia
Located in Belgrade, Serbia, the Ada Bridge is a modern marvel that symbolizes the country’s development and connectivity. Opened to traffic in 2012, this cable-stayed bridge spans the Sava River, linking the neighborhoods of Čukarica and New Belgrade. With an impressive overall length of 964 meters and a striking asymmetrical design, the Ada Bridge has quickly become an emblem of Belgrade's transformation.
Constructed at a cost of approximately $230 million, the bridge not only facilitates transportation but also enhances the urban landscape, showcasing Serbia's commitment to modern infrastructure.
Serbia's Ada Bridge, copyright Andréi Lutsyk/Shutterstock, is often referred to as "Most na Adi." Beyond its role in enhancing transportation, the bridge features pedestrian walkways that offer expansive views, making it a favored spot for both locals and visitors.
The name "Ada" translates to "island" in Serbian, paying homage to the nearby Ada Ciganlija, a popular river island and recreational area in Belgrade. This connection not only highlights the bridge's significance but also emphasizes the natural beauty and leisure opportunities available in the region.
