Top rated Bridges in Litherland, United Kingdom to elevate your visit (Updated July, 2023)

Top rated Bridges in Litherland

Experience the best that Litherland 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 24 places from Bridge category.

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Menai Suspension Bridge

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Road crossing with a pedestrian walkway, built by Thomas Telford in 1826 & illuminated at night.

4.80 (1.1K reviews) (~85.12 km from centre)

Viator Bridge

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👍👍 Very pretty place. We parked up on the small Milldale car park. Parking is free. The road is tight and single lane with passing lanes. Seen a few beautiful houses walking down to the bridge. Noticed some houses were holiday lets. Free toilets available. There was a little cafe selling for taking aw...

4.80 (287 reviews) (~90.83 km from centre)

Pont-y-Pair Bridge

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👍 Easy to miss if your not looking for it as it's just off the main street. Carpark available. The bridge and river are beautiful, picnic benches near by,unfortunately the weather was not on my side so didn't venture far. Definitely worth a quick rest stop to have a look at the area and views

4.70 (2.7K reviews) (~71.77 km from centre)

Llangollen Bridge

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👍👍 If you are traveling through North wales then Llangollen is worth a visit. This lovely town has lots to offer with its shops, pubs and restaurants and the river which runs through the town is great to see and hear.

4.70 (263 reviews) (~60.66 km from centre)

Millennium Walkway

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4.70 (146 reviews) (~66.01 km from centre)

Roman Bridge, Penmachno

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4.70 (73 reviews) (~73.06 km from centre)

Miller Bridge

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👍 The Miller Bridge, formerly named Mill bridge, was erected in 1818 to the design of John Rennie. It was a replacement of earlier bridges, one of which was destroyed by a flood.

4.70 (44 reviews) (~92.8 km from centre)

Llangollen canal

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👍 Great view and moring spots but is to narrow because of the uncut weeds.

4.70 (43 reviews) (~53.12 km from centre)

Queens Park Bridge

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👍👍 Nice place to walk around .but quite cold when winter .have riverside ice-cream parlours and lot of shops .best place to relax

4.60 (910 reviews) (~35.56 km from centre)

Bakewell Bridge

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Historic scenic arched stone bridge over the River Wye, open to vehicular traffic.

4.60 (860 reviews) (~91.97 km from centre)

Lune Aqueduct

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Stone-arch aqueduct built in 1797 with walking paths & panoramic views of the River Lune.

4.60 (439 reviews) (~63.95 km from centre)

National Trust - Conwy Suspension Bridge

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Thomas Telford-designed, Gothic-style 1800s bridge with a pedestrian path, tollhouse & garden.

$$ $$

4.60 (301 reviews) (~61.71 km from centre)

Britannia Bridge

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Rebuilt to include a road in the 1970s, this 1800s railway bridge offers views of the Menai Straits.

4.60 (179 reviews) (~86.7 km from centre)

Pont Fawr (Inigo Jones Bridge) Llanrwst

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👍👍 Just as Albert Camus said, Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower. Witnessing these brilliant colours gives me calm and peace, a little break from stress and tension.

4.60 (107 reviews) (~68.34 km from centre)

The Sankey Viaduct (Nine Arches)

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👍👍 The other posts say it all. This is a part of world railway history. The arches are nearly two hundred years old and a marvel of the engineering back then. Still taking modern trains. A walk along the Sankey Viaduct is well worth the trip to see the arches. I’ve heard that they are bing done up...

4.60 (79 reviews) (~22.17 km from centre)

Aldford Iron Bridge

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👍 A grand bridge straddling the River Dee, built by William Hazledine and designed by Thomas Telford. A lovely spot along the Dee. We canoed here from Eccleston Ferry Parking ~ 2 miles back towards Chester. Beautiful stretch of the Dee with very little flow to paddle against surprisingly. Plenty of wi...

4.60 (76 reviews) (~41.52 km from centre)

Canning Dock Liverpool

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👍👍 written in 1805 about the docks here Chains will be found to extend along the dock quays; which became necessary to prevent strangers and others from falling into the dock in the night, from missing their way, through intoxication, etc. To read more historical facts about this area and of Liverpoo...

4.60 (68 reviews) (~11.44 km from centre)

Bridge Gate and Old Dee Bridge

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👍👍 It is said, The Roman city walls were extended to the south in the 12th century with a wall bordering the north bank of the River Dee. The original Bridgegate is recorded to have been built by the 1120s. The gate guarded the southern entrance to the town and the North Wales Road ran through this gat...

4.50 (299 reviews) (~35.73 km from centre)

Sappers Suspension Bridge

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👍👍 It's pretty difficult to rate a bridge but it serves its purpose well, is somewhere I like to visit on every trip to Betws and is always an interesting conversation piece when you look at the photos. A very nice to photograph and often people are playing in the water below. It brings a nice atmosph...

4.50 (155 reviews) (~71.51 km from centre)

Trinity Bridge

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😐 It's a fancy footbridge.....what more can I say.....does have some benches to sit and watch the world go by there

4.40 (110 reviews) (~47.73 km from centre)

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Top rated Bridges in Litherland, United Kingdom