On December 16th 1934, the King Alexander I Bridge (the chain bridge) on River Sava was inaugurated, the first Belgrade road bridge. It was built on the two reinforced-concrete pillars in Serb-Byzantine style. The pillars were standing on the pylons, and in between were steel ropes holding the entire bridge construction. The bridge was blown up in 1941, and replaced with the current Brankov Most Bridge after the WW II.