A stone railway viaduct from 1903-1905 over the Klikawa valley and national road no. 8 in Lewin Kłodzki, still in use.
The Railway Viaduct in Lewin Kłodzki is a stone viaduct over the Klikawa (Bystra) valley and national road no. 8 (E67), still used by trains.
The structure is 120 metres long and 27 metres high, resting on six spans and carrying a single track. It was built of stone, with the span and arch proportions preserving features characteristic of classic railway engineering of the period.
The viaduct was built by Italian engineers between 1903 and 1905 for the Prussian state railways. It is entered in the Municipal Register of Monuments of the Lewin Kłodzki municipality.
The viaduct is located on the non-electrified railway line no. 309, connecting Kłodzko with Kudowa-Zdrój, and is managed by PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe.
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