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From Italy’s centuries-old stone structures to towering steel suspension bridges like San Francisco’s Golden Gate and Japan’s breathtaking Akashi Kailua, there are myriad iconic bridges across the world.
Bridges not just represent man conquering Mother Nature, but they connect people and cultures to the beautiful landscapes that surround us. Some bridges represent some of the most spectacular architectural wonders on the planet, and, whether on foot, by bicycle or by car, there are a host of ways to cross these famous structures.

Where To Cross A Famous Bridge

Tower Bridge was completed in 1984, and is one of the city’s most iconic sights, recognized the world over as a striking symbol of the UK.
Completed in the mid fifteenth century, the medieval Ponte Vecchio spans the Arno River.
Sydney’s iconic, century-old structure is one of the longest steel arched bridges on the planet, and along with the neighbouring opera house.

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Golden Gate Bridge - San Francisco

One of the world’s most famous architectural gems, the towering 227m-tall Golden Gate, opened in 1937 and spans the two mile strait between the city of San Francisco and nearby Marin County. Renowned for its spectacular Art-deco construction and iconic reddish-orange co-louring, the bridge can be crossed by car, bicycle or on foot, and offers spectacular views of the San Francisco skyline, the Pacific Ocean, the rugged Marin headland, and the famous Alcatraz prison.

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More Epic Famous Bridges

The bridge’s elevated walkway offers truly incredible views over the NYC skyline,
150 metres long and almost 13 metres wide, this bridge looks as though it's floating in the heavens held up by god himself.
Spanning the river Reuss in the central Swiss city of Lucerney 700 years to the Medieval period.

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