Bridges we don’t want to burn…
Have you ever crossed a bridge and just admired its beauty? Or maybe you’ve wondered how the heck they managed to construct the bridge. At JoinMyTrip, we’re all about building bridges with friends you haven’t met yet! Start building bridges and visiting them! Here’s where you can find the most beautiful and unique bridges around the world…
10. Capilano Suspension Bridge (Vancouver, Canada)
We’re all fans of suspension bridges, and in the area of Vancouver, you’ll find plenty. One of the most beautiful ones is Capilano Suspension Bridge, drooping over lush greenery. It sits 230 feet above the Capilano River, so if you’re afraid of heights, this one might not be for you! Ticket prices to get into the park are around 40 CAD (€27), which might seem spendy- but you get access to all the cool sights in the park. Reserve a day to explore this beautiful area!
Feel the vibes at Capilano
9. Ponte di Rialto (Venice, Italy)
If you want to see a lot of bridges… visit Venice! One of the bridge jewels of the city is Ponte di Rialto, which is also the oldest of the four bridges on the Grand Canal. Although a major tourist attraction, this beautiful bridge definitely deserves all the attention. Discover more of the best places to visit in Italy here.
Ponte di Rialto
8. Charles Bridge (Prague, Czech Republic)
This medieval bridge was completed at the beginning of the 15th century, which means that quite a few people have walked over it through the years. Stretching for over 500 meters, you’ll find many street artists on the bridge, serenading your walk or selling art. The bridge connects the two parts of the town- the Lesser Quarter and Old Town.
Charles Bridge in the beautiful Prague
7. Bastei Bridge (Lohmen, Germany)
The surrounding nature of this bridge is simply stunning. Located in the Saxon Switzerland National Park, the views from the bridge to the Elbe River and Mountain are like from a fairytale. The most special part about this bridge is that it almost looks like it blends in with the rock formations around it.
Enjoy views from Bastei
6. Tower Bridge (London, England)
This famously known landmark of London is like the rest of the city: full of royal energy. Although a walk over the bridge is already an experience in itself, you’ll get the whole experience by going to the top. Tickets cost around £10 or €12. If you’re a student, you’ll get up for cheaper, so make sure to bring your student card. Here are other tips on how you can travel with a student budget.
Tower Bridge
5. Manhattan Bridge (New York, U.S.A)
New Yoooooork! The Manhattan Bridge is an iconic backdrop to the city of New York. This suspension bridge connects Lower Manhattan with Downtown Brooklyn. Rent a bike and take a ride over the bridge, or alternatively, admire this beauty on foot. Ready to visit the Big Apple? Read our New York Guide first. 😉
The iconic Manhattan Bridge
4. Helix Bridge (Singapore)
This bridge definitely has a more urban vibe than any of the other most beautiful bridges, but what more can you expect from a bridge in Singapore? Linking Marina Centre with Marina South, this bridge was only opened in 2010. Have questions about your next adventure? Ask them on our Travel Forum!
The Urban Helix Bridge
3. Alexander III Bridge (Paris, France)
Paris is a city of beautiful bridges, but the imperial bridge of Alexander III, with its golden details, statues, and columns, is amongst the most beautiful in the city. Channel your inner Parisian by taking a walk over this glorious bridge. Check out our Guide to Paris to find out more about what to do on your visit!
Pont Alexandre III
2. Puente Nuevo (Ronda, Spain)
This is one of those bridges that will leave you wondering… wait, how did it get there? High above the El Tajo Gorge, this amazing structure also houses a prison cell in the central part of the arch, used during the Spanish Civil War. Visitors can now visit this unique site! Discover more unique destinations with JoinMyTrip. 😍
That’s some bridge!
1. Glenfinnan Viaduct (Glenfinnan, Scotland)
Hello, Harry Potter vibes! Scenes of the Harry Potter movies have been filmed at this gorgeous bridge, giving us all the mystical vibes. You can also spot the Hogwarts Express passing over the bridge a few times a day. Like literally… the train that was used to shoot some scenes in Harry Potter. Make sure to get your spot in time to watch the train passing, though, because chances are you won’t be the only one there! Here’s more on how you can experience Scotland like a local.
Glenfinnan: the bridge of all bridges
The Title Image of Glenfinnan Viaduct was provided by Connor Mollison via Unsplash
