Result page 2: Top rated Bridges in Caterham, United Kingdom to elevate your visit (Updated December, 2023)

Top rated Bridges in Caterham

Experience the best that Caterham has to offer with our curated list of top-rated places. Sorted by average review scores from venues boasting over 30 reviews, these establishments promise exceptional quality and experiences to elevate your visit in the city. This list contains 32 places from Bridge category.

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Barnes Bridge

Bridge

👍👍 A lovely and understated bridge that’s essential now that Hammersmith bridge is shut for repairs. This is a passenger and rail bridge tho, so no cars. The brick/concrete struts seem quite old but the metal work too seems more modern...not sure it is but it looks that way. Nice little stone seats on...

4.50 (259 reviews) (~24.51 km from centre)

Waltham Abbey Gatehouse and Bridge

Abbey

👍 Great place to come for walks and a bit of history. The Abbey was dissolved in 1540. It was the last monastic house in England to be surrendered to the Crown. Although, you can still see 14th century gatehouse and bridge that remains, as well as the walls of the post-medieval house that was built...

4.50 (218 reviews) (~45.7 km from centre)

Three Bridges, London

Bridge

Unique engineering feat that crosses a road, a railway line & a canal at the same spot.

4.50 (160 reviews) (~31.34 km from centre)

East Farleigh Bridge

Bridge

👍👍 Came across our new discovery for ourselves- the East Farleigh Bridge! Apparently, it is considered to.be the oldest bridge in Kent! It is an outstanding example of medieval enterprise and architecture. This ancient monument has Grade 1 listed status. It was built in the 14th century. Unfortuna...

4.50 (138 reviews) (~39.5 km from centre)

Lake and Crossing

Bridge

😠 The beauty of this bridge is unredeemably marred by the actions of the people who funded it - the Sackler family. Read The Empire of Pain by Patrick Radden Keefe for more information.

4.50 (86 reviews) (~26.59 km from centre)