60 meters

The Infi­nite Bridge has a diameter of 60 meters and is posi­tioned half on the beach and half in the sea. It consists of 60 iden­tical wooden elements placed on steel pillars housed about two meters into the sea floor.

The deck of the bridge rises between one and two meters above the water surface depen­ding on the tide. The curvature of the bridge follows the contours of the land­scape as it sits at the mouth of a small river valley exten­ding into the forest from the beach.

History

The bridge touches the landing dock of a previous pier located at the site where people used to arrive in steam­boats from the city to relax and enjoy them­selves. The historic Varna Pavi­lion that sits on the hillside above the beach was a popular desti­na­tion in the scenic land­scape with its terraces, restau­rant and dance­hall. Situated on the edge of the forest facing the sea the pavi­lion was meant to be expe­ri­enced from the landing dock of the pier that no longer exists. The Infi­nite Bridge reestab­lishes this historic connec­tion and offers a new perspec­tive on the rela­tion between the city and the surroun­ding land­scape.

The Infi­nite Bridge is set up from May until October.