10 Famous Bridges In The World

Golden Gate Bridge in America, Sydney Harbor Bridge in Australia, Brooklyn Bridge in New York, Tower Bridge in London ... are famous bridges that many people dream of once set foot.
10 famous bridges in the world
Golden Gate Bridge, USA
Golden Gate is a famous red-orange bridge located in San Francisco Bay, USA

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The bridge was completed in 1937, 2,737m long, connecting San Francisco and Marin County.
The bridge is majestic, majestic, brilliant in the daylight and splendid splendor under the night lights.
This bridge became a symbol of not only San Francisco but also of the United States
Bridge image appeared in many Hollywood movies and attracted many tourists to visit, take souvenir photos.




Sydney Harbor Bridge, Australia
Sydney Harbor Bridge is the main bridge across Sydney Harbor, connecting the city's central business district with the North Shore region on the North Sea.
The bridge was inaugurated in 1932, has a length of 1,149 m, includes lanes for trains, cars, bicycles and pedestrians.
The stunning architecture of the bridge and the harbor and the Sydney Opera House make for a wonderful view of the city.
This is the symbol of Sydney and Australia.
Tower Bridge London, England
Tower Bridge is one of the symbols of London, England.
This bridge was built from 1886 to 1894, spanning the River Thames.
The bridge is 244m long, with two 65m high towers, is a combination of a suspension bridge and a lift bridge for boats to pass through
The bridge is attached to two towers, so it has been named "Tower Bridge London".




This bridge is one of the most visited landmarks in London.
Brooklyn Bridge, New York, USA
Completed in 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge is one of the oldest suspension bridges in America.
The bridge connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn is divided by the East River.
When completed, the bridge has a total length of 1,825 m, of which the main span is 486 m.
Brooklyn holds the throne as the longest suspension bridge in the world from its opening until 1903.
It became one of the major tourist attractions in New York.
Ponte Vecchio Bridge, Florence, Italy
Ponte Vecchio in Italian means "Old Bridge".
This is a medieval stone arch bridge spanning the Arno River in Florence.




The Ponte Vecchio is famous for having shops built along the bridge.
In addition, this is also the only bridge in Florence that survived World War II.
In the past, there were only butcher shops on the bridge, but today visitors mainly come across souvenir and jewelry shops.
The bridge is only for pedestrians, vehicles are not allowed to travel on the bridge.
Another unique feature of the bridge is the many colorful locks of lovers around the world locked here. They often put their names on the lock, lock the bridge on the bridge and then throw the key into the river, hoping for lasting love.
Rialto Bridge, Venice, Italy
The Rialto is the largest of the four bridges spanning the Grand Canal in Venice. It was completed in 1591, replacing a wooden bridge that collapsed in 1524.




The bridge has only one span of 48 meters.
The Rialto Bridge is one of the symbols of Venice, attracting millions of visitors from all over the world to visit each year.
Millau Viaduct, France
Millau is a cable-stayed bridge over the valley of the Tarn River in southern France.
The bridge was built from 2001 to 2004, 343 meters high, 2,460 meters long, with 4 lanes for traffic.
The pillars of the bridge are of different heights. The highest post is 343 m.
This makes the Millau Viaduct the tallest constructed structure in France.
Charles Bridge, Czech Republic
Charles Bridge, also known as Karl, is a famous bridge in the world spanning Vltava River, Prague, Czech Republic.




This is a bridge of important historical significance in the region. The construction of the stone bridge in Gothic style began in 1357 and was not completed until the early 15th century.
Charles Bridge is the only road crossing the Vltava River, connecting the Old Town and the area around the Prague Castle.
Today, the bridge is one of the most visited spots in Prague.
Akashi Kaikyō Bridge, Japan
The famous Akashi Kaikyō Bridge (Pearl Bridge) in Japan has a total length of 3, 911m, the main span is 1,991 m long.
The bridge was inaugurated in 1998, spanning Akashi Bay, connecting the city of Kobe (Honshu) with Iwaya on Awaji Island.
Chapel bridge, Switzerland
Chapel (Kapellbrücke: Prayer Chapel) is a wooden footbridge spanning the Reuss River in Lucerne, Switzerland.
This is the oldest covered wooden bridge in Europe, considered a symbol of the city.




Bridge built in 1333 to protect the city of Luzerne against attacks.
Today, visitors can admire paintings dating from the 17th century, depicting historical events of Luzerne and the legend of the two patron saints of the city St. Leodegar and St. Mauritius.
According to Minh Hai / Tuoi Tre
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