The Transatlantic Road Connects The Islands

The famous Atlantic bridge in Norway is built on small islands and reefs, connected by many high embankments, viaducts. 6.5 m wide is built to connect the islands in the Norwegian sea and the city of Averoy with the mainland at Eide. Connecting the islets and reefs are many high embankments, viaducts and 8 bridges. The most prominent one is the Storseisundet Bridge with a twisted shape according to the regional geological structure

. Storseisundet Bridge is 260 m long, has a curved shape following the regional geological structure and wind direction. Due to the high curvature, in some angles it seems that the bridge is cut off at the top. Atlantic Road was started on August 1, 1983 During its construction, the area suffered 12 hurricanes.



The road was inaugurated on 7/7/1989, construction cost is nearly 15 million USD; 25% of this cost is collected through tolls and the rest comes from the budget. The toll collection plan is expected to last for 15 years but by June 1999 the collection has been completed and since then the collection has been abolished. In December 2009, Atlantic Road was recognized by the Norwegian Cultural Heritage Bureau as a cultural heritage that needs to be preserved and ranked as a national tourist route. Car companies when making commercials very often use the context of this road for its uniqueness and appeal. In 2006 it was announced by the British magazine The Guardian as the world's best journeyed road. Before that, the road won the title of "Norway's century building" in 2005. It was also voted by the Russian magazine Pravda as one of the most beautiful streets in the world in 2009 Photo: wiki 8 bridges are located along the route, Atlantic Road also has 4 stops for resting and sightseeing.



Many areas for visitors, including dining, fishing and even a scuba resort, are built on the island. Tourists love to conquer this road in rough sea season (from early August), because this is a rare opportunity to experience the rushing waves, white foam and overflowing the bridge. When the sea is rough, crossing the Atlantic is a risky challenge and not for the weak. However, watching the aurora borealis from across the Atlantic Ocean, the breathtaking, magical scenery with shimmering colors will give you an unforgettable experience. Perhaps for that reason, during the sunset, a traveler is still engrossed in conquering this world-famous road. Photo: unvisitedplaces According to Vnexpress.net ***.

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