The viaduct in Vorokhta is a railway stone arch bridge across the Prut River in the Ivano-Frankivsk region in the Vorokhta village.
One of the oldest and longest stone arch bridges (viaducts) in Europe: length 200 meters; the length of the central arch is 30 meters. Built in 1895 during the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
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In addition to this bridge, several other viaducts with a railway track have been preserved in Western Ukraine: there are two more active and one inactive bridge in Vorokhta village. One of them is located at the entrance to the village from the Tatariv.
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