The Pernink Viaduct is a stone engineering landmark on the Karlovy Vary–Potůčky–Johanngeorgenstadt railway. Construction of the line began in 1897, and the section between Nejdek and Horní Blatná was completed in 1898.
The viaduct stands just before Pernink station at an elevation of about 902 metres. It has six stone arches and reaches approximately 20 metres at its highest point. It remains in regular railway use today.
View the structure safely from the surrounding paths and viewpoints. Do not enter the tracks or the bridge structure. A visit can be combined with a walk around Pernink or a train journey along the Ore Mountains line.
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