Wienhíd

Wienhíd is a Hungarian toponym meaning “Vienna Bridge.” It does not designate a single, fixed place but rather refers to various bridges or crossings that are associated with the Austrian capital Vienna. The term appears primarily in historical or regional Hungarian-language sources, where a bridge leading toward Vienna or situated on a route to Vienna was described descriptively as Wienhíd. Because it is a descriptive rather than an official designation, different sources may identify different physical crossings as Wienhíd, and in modern usage the name is not a standard contemporary toponym.

In practice, Wienhíd tends to appear in older cartography, travel writing, or regional descriptions within the territories influenced by the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Its usage reflects historical transportation networks and the prominence of Vienna as a regional hub. Today, contemporary maps and official documents typically employ the local official names for bridges, with Wienhíd remaining a historical or contextual reference rather than a current, universally recognized name.