50 Most reviewed Bridges in the world

Landmark stone bridge linking Prague's Old & New Towns, with street artists & entertainers.

Ornate covered 16th-century stone footbridge crossing the Grand Canal, with shops & restaurants.

Panoramic views from high-level walkways and behind-the-scenes access to original lifting machinery.

Picturesque medieval arched river bridge with Roman origins, lined with jewelry & souvenir shops.

Bustling cantilever road bridge opened since 1943 and spanning the Hooghly River.

Arched bridge carrying low-level road & a high-level metro line between Porto & Vila Nove de Gaia.

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

The 160m-long pedestrian suspension swing bridge was designed by architect Santiago Calatrava.

Famed 4,200 ft art deco suspension bridge open to car, bike & foot traffic.

Concrete pedestrian and traffic bridge that gave a major railway station its name.

Landmark 19th-century suspension bridge, designed by William Tierney Clark & illuminated at night.

Diving & weddings are popular at this rebuilt Ottoman-era arched bridge over the Neretva River.

Towering suspension bridge crossing the Ganges, with views of riverside temples & forested hills.

Low dam & road bridge, inaugurated in 1957, stretching 1223+ m. across the Krishna River.

Bustling bridge across the Golden Horn with pedestrian walkways & street vendors, with cafes below.

Ornate, late 19th-century arched bridge in a Beaux Arts style & named after a Russian czar.

Mighty aqueduct bridge rising over 3 well-preserved arched tiers, built by 1st-century Romans.

Landmark 1300s wooden bridge with grand stone water tower & a roof decorated with 17th-century art.

Architectural iron bridge – the world's first to carry people & traffic on a high suspended gondola.

Long, restored bridge with many arcades originally constructed in the early 1st century BCE.

Covered benches & lights line this 1,667-ft. pier with an Italian restaurant & scenic water views.

Landmark 18th-century wooden bridge featuring elaborate carvings & a pedestrian passageway.

Centuries-old arch bridge crossing the river, open for picturesque walks across the span.

Arched bridge named for sighs of prisoners crossing it en route from the Palazzo Ducale to prison.

Iron footbridge over the Main known for its city views & padlocks attached by romantic couples.

18th-century aqueduct with 2 rows of arches, now serving as a bridge for a tram.

Pedestrian bridge, built in 134 A.D., with travertine marble fascias & spanning the River Tiber.

Horseshoe-shaped bridge made of glass allowing visitors to walk 4,000 ft above the canyon floor.

Photography is popular at this wood-&-metal bridge over the Grand Canal adorned with padlocks.

This Romanesque bridge with arches & defense towers dates back to the Middle Ages.

This iconic 1876 wooden "bridge of sighs" provides people-watching & prime views of the city below.

Destroyed & rebuilt many times, this centuries-old covered wooden bridge offers town & river views.

Traffic bridge opened in 1982 to link the island of Santa Catarina to the mainland.

This 8.26-mile concrete bridge between Rio & Niterói is one of the longest in the world.

Pedestrian-friendly art nouveau bridge built in 1900 best known for its series of dragon statues.

Many legends are associated with this small, iron pedestrian bridge built in 1859.

This slender bridge on the River Seine was named to commemorate a victory in battle over Russia.

Footbridge & viewing platform at a dam built in 1951, with an adjoining lake popular for kayaking.

Stone bridge with 10 arches, dating from the 11th century, popular for strolls & with cafes nearby.

Busy, elevated pedestrian & road bridge opened in 1996, crossing the Nile in 2 places.

Arched stone bridge, opened in 1607, with 2 spans & a bronze, equine statue of King Henri IV.

Dramatic 360m-long rope bridge for bicyclists & pedestrians suspended 100m above a valley.

Ruins of famous medieval bridge, with 4 arches spanning the Rhone & a small chapel to St Nicholas.

Historic iron arch bridge completed in 1852, connecting the Triana neighborhood to Seville's center.

Suspension footbridge spanning 406m over a river gorge, linking castle ruins with a Roman-era fort.

Iconic structure opened in 1932, offering a BridgeClimb & the Pylon Lookout, hosting exhibitions.

Curved suspension bridge offering scenic walks between mountaintops high above the trees.

This long, narrow suspension bridge for pedestrians offers scenic views of Mount Fuji.

Open to pedestrians only, the city's oldest stone bridge features statues of saints & other icons.