Bolshoy Lamskoy Bridge (Great Lamsky Bridge). It was built in 1820–1822 by the Scottish architect Adam Menelaws, who was instrumental in shaping the park's romantic "English" landscape style. The bridge spans the Lamsky Ponds near the Llama Pavilion, originally serving the utilitarian purpose of connecting the Lamsky stables (which housed exotic llamas from Peru) to the rest of the park. Originally a cast-iron structure, it has been carefully restored to preserve its intricate metal latticework railings, which feature a distinct geometric pattern characteristic of the Russian Empire style. Aleksandrovsky (Alexander) Park in Pushkin (former Tsarskoe Selo) near St.Petersburg, Russia

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