Most reviewed Bridges in New York, United States to visit (Updated December, 2023)

Most reviewed Bridges in New York

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 New York through these extensively reviewed and popular spots. This list contains 30 places from Bridge category.

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Brooklyn Bridge

Bridge

Beloved, circa-1883 landmark connecting Manhattan & Brooklyn via a unique stone-&-steel design.

4.80 (74K reviews)

Manhattan Bridge

Bridge

Opened in 1909, this suspension bridge between Brooklyn & Manhattan is known for its ornate portal.

4.60 (6.3K reviews)

Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge

Bridge

Opened in 1909, this cantilever truss bridge between Manhattan & Queens allows bikes & pedestrians.

4.50 (5.3K reviews)

Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge

Bridge

Circa-1964 suspension bridge featuring 693-ft-tall towers & linking Brooklyn & Staten Island.

4.30 (2.7K reviews)

Bow Bridge

Bridge

This scenic, 1862 pedestrian bridge with a decorative banister is a well-known romantic spot.

4.80 (2.5K reviews)

Gapstow Bridge

Bridge

Ornamental arched bridge over the Pond, with views of Central Park South buildings & Wollman Rink.

4.80 (1.6K reviews)

Williamsburg Bridge

Bridge

Historic suspension bridge connecting Manhattan & Brooklyn for cars, a subway, bikers & pedestrians.

4.60 (1.5K reviews)

Henry Street Ale House

Restaurant

Wash down comforting pub grub like pot pies & burgers with micro brews in a casual setting.

$$ $$

4.30 (627 reviews)

Goethals Bridge

Bridge

Cable-stayed road bridge over the Arthur Kill strait, with dedicated paths for pedestrians & bikes.

4.00 (567 reviews)

The High Bridge

Bridge

Built in 1848, New York City’s oldest bridge is now a steel-arch hike & bike path with river views.

4.60 (562 reviews)

Throgs Neck Bridge

Bridge

Busy East River vehicle bridge connecting the boroughs of Queens & the Bronx, built in 1961.

4.20 (363 reviews)

Washington Bridge

Bridge

🫤 Road construction has really cut down the size of lanes you use. The view is nice.There.s always road work being done any where in the city or Bronx.I will tell you to watch the other drivers as they drive like they are in Nascar and most of all the pot holes or sometimes the manholes seem uneven an...

4.20 (357 reviews)

Robert F. Kennedy Bridge

Bridge

Landmark 1930s road & pedestrian bridge system with panoramic city views, illuminated at night.

4.20 (351 reviews)

Kosciuszko Bridge

Bridge

Contemporary suspension bridge & expressway section connecting Brooklyn & Queens, lit up at night.

4.60 (343 reviews)

Ward's Island Bridge

Bridge

👍👍 Definitely a great area for ppl on 2 wheels (🚲🛴🛹🛼) Amazing views of the Harlem River and East River and easy access to either Randalls Island,Mott Haven & Port Morris in The Bronx, Carl Swartz Park on the Upper East Side, East Harlem, 1st Ave & 2nd Ave bike lanes.This bridge is also ♿ accessibl...

4.60 (328 reviews)

Willis Avenue Bridge

Bridge

Cars, bikes & pedestrians cross this 1901 swing bridge, with views of Manhattan, the Bronx & Queens.

3.90 (321 reviews)

Outerbridge Crossing

Bridge

👍👍 Out of all Staten Island bridges this bridge is thinnest one. More than that, on the center of the bridge the lanes are very narrow, so is could fit only one truck each way. BTW recently they removed the gates and put video cameras to bill you by mail so now it is less traffic than it used to be. Th...

3.50 (245 reviews)

Glen Span Arch

Bridge

Built in 1865, this reconstructed Central Park bridge is decorated with geometrically shaped stones.

4.80 (222 reviews)

Pulaski Bridge

Bridge

👍👍 I am 22 years live in NYC but crossed this bridge the first time and the view is priceless for photo/video shoot.

4.40 (220 reviews)

Gothic Bridge

Bridge

👍👍 launch point for notorious "Dead Man's Hill" sledding venue in the 1960's. we all flocked there on our flexible flyers( you had to be able to steer so no "saucers"). Fast, with a jump about half way down, if you couldnt make the turn at the bottom you crashed into the Tennis court fence; or if you w...

4.70 (211 reviews)

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Most reviewed Bridges in New York, United States