The history of the construction of the Zdrilak Bridge dates back to the Austrian rule in 1883 AD, as it was one of the first bridges to be built in the region, and due to the continuous increase in population, it was decided to expand and restructure the bridge to become today one of the largest and largest bridges in Croatia, with a width of up to 56 meters and a height of 17 metres. The body is characterized by its metal structure, which takes the form of the arch, which helps to bear greater tensile forces, and the bridge is also based on huge concrete columns that carry most of the bridge's weight.