Last of the Bridges! On St. Lawrent River. On the way to the Atlantic! The Big one and 101 year old! Fantastic. And built up after fails by Modjeski & Masters Company. Redesigned by Master Ralph Modjeski aka Rudolf Modrzejewski. Go and see.

beautiful historical architecture in a fantastic metallic structure

I am leaving now fron Quebec through this bridge

Plenty of history to this structure, for those who may be interested.

Really nice to cross over....!

Rest in piece to my kahnawake brothers 33 of whom died due to neglect of engineers who knew and could of prevented 1907 disaster. They also lost their children to residential school because of fathers dying. Governments cruel solution.

The Chinese food is good. Everything served in hot condition. The portion is not small, acceptable!

Lovely bridge. It is smaller (although has a longer cantilever span), is newer, and definitely less well maintained than the famous Forth Rail Bridge in Scotland, but strikingly similar in its design.

Beautiful. I definitely recommend spending a day here.

I loved my great visit here because your old but wonderful bridge is pleasant to pass on it, i feel like passing in a tunnel, at night, this bridge is very illuminated and this bridge has a path for trains, pedestrians and cyclists. I will recommend this to pass on it.

5/5 has not collapsed while I was crossing it, yet.

Great!

Absolutely beautiful!