Cross A Famous Bridge

Tower Bridge - London

Tower Bridge was completed in 1984, and is one of the city’s most iconic sights, recognized the world over as a striking symbol of the UK.

Situated in the heart of the city and spanning the famous Thames River, crossing the bridge on foot is a great way to take in stunning views of the city’s skyline, the river and the nearby Tower of London, whilst visitors also have the option to cross the glass-floored walkway which spans the summit of the bridges iconic towers.

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Ponte Vecchio - Florence

Completed in the mid fifteenth century, the medieval Ponte Vecchio spans the Arno River.

In the beautiful, Tuscan city of Florence is one of the most unique, and fascinating bridges on the planet.

Due to its incredibly well-preserved structure and numerous, two story shops, which over the years, have hosted a variety of vendors, and today predominantly house jewellers, goldsmiths, art studios and souvenir stores.

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Sydney Harbour Bridge - Sydney

Sydney’s iconic, century-old structure is one of the longest steel arched bridges on the planet, and along with the neighbouring opera house.

Crossing the bridge on foot is a popular activity for those visiting Sydney, and for a small fee visitors can also ascend one of its famous pylons, though for a truly exhilarating experience and for breathtaking views over the city skyline, has become a globally-recognised symbol of the city. then a guided walking tour to the summit of its iconic arch is a must!

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Brooklyn Bridge - New York City

The bridge’s elevated walkway offers truly incredible views over the NYC skyline,

You can spot world-famous landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building.

One of New York City’s best known landmarks, the Brooklyn Bridge spans the East River between the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn, and when it first opened some 140 years ago, was the longest suspension bridge in the world. A must see when visiting the city.

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Golden Bridge - Vietnam

150 metres long and almost 13 metres wide, this bridge looks as though it's floating in the heavens held up by god himself.

An Instagram famous bridge that has captured the imagination of influencers and travellers alike with it's surreal aesthetic. As much an art installation as it is a bridge, even a blindman could take a stunning photo at this now iconic landmark.

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Kapellbrücke - Lucerne

Spanning the river Reuss in the central Swiss city of Lucerney 700 years to the Medieval period.

The Kapellbrücke is the world’s oldest covered, wooden bridge, dating back near.

Originally constructed as part of the city’s fortified walls, the bridge is renowned for its unusual, diagonal shape and iconic turret, which features a dungeon, treasury, armory room, and a spiral staircase leading to its summit, all of which can be explored on a walking tour.

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