Most reviewed Bridges in Warrington, United Kingdom to visit (Updated May, 2024)

Most reviewed Bridges in Warrington

Explore the city's most talked-about destinations, sorted by the number of reviews. The higher the position on the list, the greater the number of reviews for each place. Discover the pulse of Warrington through these extensively reviewed and popular spots. This list contains 71 places from Bridge category.

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Clifton Suspension Bridge

Bridge

Isambard Kingdom Brunel's masterpiece of industrial design spans a deep, urban river gorge.

4.80 (16.5K reviews) (~216.53 km from centre)

The Iron Bridge

Bridge

Built in 1779, the world's first cast-iron bridge is an iconic tribute to Britain’s industrial past.

4.70 (8.9K reviews) (~86.3 km from centre)

Pulteney Bridge

Bridge

Historic bridge built in 1774 with notable architecture & rows of stores lining each side.

4.60 (8K reviews) (~224.94 km from centre)

Gateshead Millennium Bridge

Bridge

Iconic modern bridge over the River Tyne, offering separate sections for pedestrians & cyclists.

4.70 (5.2K reviews) (~185.39 km from centre)

Pont-y-Pair Bridge

Bridge

👍 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) (~89.21 km from centre)

Tyne Bridge

Bridge

This well-known span over the Tyne Rives has an open-work arch that passes through its deck.

4.70 (2.1K reviews) (~185.05 km from centre)

The Mersey Gateway Bridge

Bridge

Toll bridge connecting the towns of Runcorn & Widnes, with 6 car lanes & views of the Mersey River.

2.00 (1.8K reviews) (~11.05 km from centre)

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) (~107.89 km from centre)

Ashness Bridge

Bridge

Small stone packhorse bridge over a stream with picturesque lake views.

$$ $$

4.70 (915 reviews) (~134.69 km from centre)

Queens Park Bridge

Bridge

👍👍 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) (~31.74 km from centre)

Bakewell Bridge

Bridge

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

4.60 (860 reviews) (~63.02 km from centre)

Mathematical Bridge

Bridge

This historical footbridge was built with all straight timbers & thoughtful engineering.

4.50 (842 reviews) (~224.31 km from centre)

Monnow Bridge

Bridge

👍👍 This impressive bridge and gatehouse was the thirteenth century entrance to Monnouth over the river Monnow. Now accessible by foot it offers a chance to reflect and wonder what stories it holds. Personally I remember my parents going through it by car only to be stuck in almost 2ft of water on th...

4.50 (834 reviews) (~177.41 km from centre)

Barmouth Bridge

Bridge

Landmark bridge comprising a wooden walkway & railroad with panoramas over beaches, hills & a river.

4.80 (821 reviews) (~124.5 km from centre)

Marlow Bridge

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This suspension bridge built over the River Thames in 1832 has accsss for vehicles & pedestrians.

4.60 (783 reviews) (~237.44 km from centre)

Infinity Bridge

Bridge

👍👍 Views across Stockton and across towards the Tees Barage and Middlesbrough. Very distinctive design. Lit up at night.

4.70 (725 reviews) (~153.64 km from centre)

Bridge of Sighs

Bridge

Named for a famous Venice landmark, this circa-1831 covered arch bridge connects campus buildings.

4.60 (675 reviews) (~223.93 km from centre)

Lune Aqueduct

Bridge

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

4.60 (439 reviews) (~75.53 km from centre)

Folly Bridge

Bridge

Opened in 1827, this historic stone bridge inspired the titles of several works of literature.

4.40 (417 reviews) (~204.3 km from centre)

Causey Arch

Bridge

👍👍 A really lovely walk. Amazing scenery and lots of space to let your dog off the lead. Fairly quiet other than the odd dog walker/hiker. Can be really muddy in some places so bring some better footwear than we did! Definitely recommend.

4.70 (410 reviews) (~175.9 km from centre)

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Most reviewed Bridges in Warrington, United Kingdom