Lovely bridge. Dual purpose with a dual carriageway above and a railway line below. There are great walks either side of the Menai straits which offer great views of the bridge and are lovely in their own right. If you walk to the bridge from Treborth gardens you can get down to a jetty with perfect views back up at the bridge.

The Britannia Bridge is a fascinating structure, and this viewpoint allows you to experience its scale thoroughly. It also provides nice views across the Menai Straits in both directions. The site exhibits a few historical artefacts, such as one of the tubular girders. When we went, there was almost no-one else around; this may be because cars are now banned from the area. The main viewpoint is on a stone wharf under the bridge - this is accessed by a sloping path, which was very slippery. There is another viewpoint on the north side of the Straits, accessed from the layby and down to the shore. Overall, a very impressive, but perhaps underappreciated, viewpoint.

You have to see the place to believe how fantastic it is.

Stunning architecture. Incredible infrastructure. Gorgeous view. A true credit to welsh history. And I have to say glad it’s there as it makes easy journeys to Anglesey ,which is also amazing!!!

The Treborth botanic garden and pleasant coastal path winding beneath the majestic "Pont Briannia" towards Veynol is most definitely worth a visit. Search out the "peace statue" twinned with another 12 miles away near the LLanberis Slate Quarry museum, where you can relax a while to the soothing sounds nature (See Google maps).

What stunning view form pont Britannia bridge

Lovely little bridge some nice walks in aria.

As you cross the bridge turn right and there's a pull in, park there and follow the path for a lovely short walk to right under the bridge