Category: Bridges
Famous bridges around the world.
The historic Glienicker Brücke, also known as the "Bridge of Spies," stands prominently between Berlin and Potsdam, serving as a tangible reminder of the Cold War era. This architectural marvel has witnessed clandestine exchanges and high-stakes negotiations that shaped the course of history. With its elegant arches spanning across the…
View moreThe Rialto Bridge in Venice is not just a beautiful architectural marvel but also holds immense historical significance.
View moreMittlere Brucke – the bridge initially served local traffic, but by the 14th century, when the path across the Gotthard Pass became international, it had become a major Rhine crossing for long-distance trade.
View moreIn 1877–1879, construction began on the first Wettsteinbrücke (Wettstein bridge). The bridge was given the nickname "wry bridge of Basel" because of the 2.67 percent incline between the left and right sides. It wasn't until 1881, two years after it first opened, that the bridge received its current name, Wettsteinbrücke….
View moreThe Nydeggbrücke in Bern, Switzerland, links the eastern half of the ancient city to the western half of the modern city. It spans the river Aare and sits in close proximity to the Bärengraben. The first bridge across the Aare before this one was erected in 1840's Untertorbrücke. The construction…
View moreThe Danang Golden Bridge is situated in the heart of Ba Na Hills, a popular tourist destination in Danang, Vietnam. The bridge, which is 1400 metres above sea level and 150 metres in length, is a work of art due to its golden plated railing frames and its meandering design.
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