Architectural genius is most clearly demonstrated in the creation of bridges. Famous bridges of the world! It is they, having a completely justified practical need, that often become unique symbols of countries and cities, making both famous world capitals and remote picturesque corners recognizable. From a huge number of these objects, we have selected the 10 most beautiful bridges in the world and are publishing a very arbitrary TOP 10, since they are original and stunning in splendor There are many bridges in the world. And yet, using generally accepted criteria for the beauty of architectural objects, we tried to compile this list, which includes recognized examples of bridge architecture of past centuries, and new items that surprise contemporaries with the grandeur of their design and execution.
Millow Bridge (viaduct)
Opens a list called “Most beautiful bridges World" Millow Bridge, opened in December 2004 and is today the largest suspended structure in the world.
Rising majestically above the valley of Tarn, located in the south of France, at an altitude of 343 meters road bridge Millow creates a sensation of stunning flight for everyone passing through it. The architecture of the bridge also contributes to this illusion - it is light, as if flying. Exceeding the height of the famous Eiffel Tower, the viaduct also leads the world list of the tallest bridges. The grandiose 8-span structure is placed on seven supports and weighs 36 thousand tons. A viaduct in the shape of a semicircle with a radius of 20 km was erected; its length is 2.4 km.
Royal Gorge Bridge
Our list, called “The Most Beautiful Bridges in the World,” would be incomplete without the famous American bridge, built in 1929.
It spreads over and has long become one of the most famous attractions of the region. The monumentality of the structure is organically combined with the amazing lightness of the structures, and the height of 305 meters makes it possible to enjoy the unforgettable mountain scenery of this picturesque area. The length of the structure is 385 m.
Spain: Puente de Piedra Bridge
Puente de Piedra across the Ebro River has long been recognized as one of the most visited by tourists, rightfully occupying one of the leading places in our ranking of “The Most Beautiful Bridges in the World”. The photo presented in the article demonstrates the integrity and elegance of the structure. Located in the city center near the Basilica of El Pilar, this bridge is also known as the Lion Bridge, as it is decorated with four symbolic sculptures of lions.
It is also famous for the duration of its construction: it took 40 years to build, and was completely reconstructed in the 17th and 18th centuries. Today, the Puente de Piedra bridge is a historical and architectural monument that appeared in the 15th century, and, at the same time, a powerful transport artery, extremely important for the economic health of the entire country.
Hong Kong: Tsin Ma Bridge
The list of “The largest and most beautiful bridges in the world” includes the famous Hong Kong Tsin Ma suspension bridge - one of the world’s masterpieces of architecture, which has become a kind of symbol of the country and a landmark for tourists.
Graceful and amazingly beautiful (especially when illuminated at night), the bridge connects the city with Lantau Island. In addition, being an essential part of the infrastructure of Hong Kong international airport, Tsin Ma provides highway and railway connection. The bridge was put into operation in 1997. Its length is very impressive - 2.2 km, and the main span is 1.4 km.
Argentina: Women's Bridge (Puente de la Mujer)
In the category “The most beautiful bridges in the world” it is impossible not to include the most interesting Argentine Women’s Bridge. The history of the creation of this unique swing bridge is amazing. The architect was inspired by the graceful movements of a dancing couple Argentine tango. Located in Buenos Aires, this 170-meter graceful swing bridge spans the Rio de la Plata and connects two streets: Pierina Dealessi and Manuela Gorriti in the city's Puerto Madero district. The bridge opened at the end of 2001, and it immediately became a city landmark.
The bridge is pedestrian. It is 6.2 m wide, delimited into 3 sections, 2 of which, 25 and 32.5 m long, are fixed and located along the banks, while the middle part rotates on a concrete support base and is capable of clearing the fairway for passing ships in 2 minutes. This movable section of the bridge is equipped with a giant 34-meter metal “needle”. The cables holding the middle part of the bridge are in contact with the “needle”, the inclination of which above the surface of the water is 39°. A special support protruding from the water balances the end of the middle section when rotated 90°. Controlling the entire operation of this magnificent structure, the computer system turns on the turning mechanism when necessary.
UK: in Gateshead
This is the first tilting bridge, which has no analogues yet. He has received many architectural prizes and awards. Putting it into practice unique project pedestrian bridge, necessary for the city, but not interfering with river navigation, a unique 850-ton structure with a length of 126 m was erected in 2001.
The bridge consists of two steel arches, one of which rises in a semicircle above the water, reaching a height of 50 m at the top, the second is a pedestrian roadway under which low ships can pass. When a tall vessel approaches, the arches begin to move towards each other, turning 40°, and connect. The duration of such a maneuver is 4.5 minutes. Upon completion, both canvases are balanced and raised above the water at a height of 25 meters. People aptly dubbed this turn the “winking eye.”
Singapore: Henderson Wave Bridge
The bridge over Henderson Road is an extraordinary structure that resembles a huge snake wrapped around a tree branch. In 2008, the most beautiful bridges on earth were complemented by this ingenious pedestrian structure. The leader in height among Singapore's bridges, it immediately won the love of the city's residents.
The basis of the bridge was a frame of characteristically curved steel ribs, alternately rising above the deck. The original frame cladding made of special types of wood perfectly withstands climatic vicissitudes. The Henderson Wave Bridge connects two city parks. The undulating 7-section structure, 294 m long, seems to float at a 36-meter height above a busy highway. In the inner bends of the bridge there are comfortable niches equipped with benches and chairs where you can relax while admiring the picturesque views. The external “waves” also act as a roof, creating excellent protection from wind and sun. The Henderson Wave Bridge is stunning at any time of the day, but is particularly stunning at sunrise or sunset. At night, it is illuminated with garlands of LEDs and becomes romantic and mysterious.
Italy: Rialto Bridge
The oldest, stretching over the Grand Canal, is the pearl of world bridge construction and a popular attraction, occupying worthy place in the list of “The most beautiful famous bridges peace."
The stone structure, which replaced the original wooden structure, was erected at the end of the 16th century. It connects the urban areas of San Polo and San Marco. The 48-meter Rialto Bridge, based on 12,000 piles, is a pedestrian bridge consisting of one traditional arch. The width of the structure is 22 m. Today, as in the heyday of Italy, the bridge has not lost its popularity: it is always lively and loved by city residents and tourists.
French Pont du Gard
This Roman bridge, which has stood the test of time, is under the protection of UNESCO. Built in ancient times, the three-level bridge is still a place of pilgrimage for tourists from many countries. The Pont du Gard is an aqueduct connecting the banks of the Gardon River near the French city of Nîmes. Its dimensions are remarkable, they surprise and shock at the same time: the length of the bridge is 275 m, and the height reaches 47 m. Pont du Garce is not just majestic ancient roman aqueduct, here every stone remembers fascinating historical events. The construction of this unique structure dates back to the 19th year BC. e., but none of the scientists can explain how exactly it was built.
The three-tier aqueduct is part of a 50-kilometer water supply system that supplies water for the needs of the citizens of Nîmes. Over more than 2000 years of history, changes have occurred; the aqueduct has long ceased to serve as a water supply system, remaining a majestic crossing.
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TOP 10 “The most beautiful bridges in the world” is completed by the famous drawbridge over the Thames, located near the Tower. This British icon, built in the Victorian Gothic style, was built in 1894 and is a 244-meter structure with two 65-meter towers. The length of the span between them is 61 m, and the span itself is divided into 2 movable wings, capable of rising by 83° and equipped with a special counterweight, making it possible to open the bridge within one minute.
For pedestrians in the building, in addition to the provided sidewalks, galleries have been built that unite the towers at a height of 44 m. Today they house a museum and an observation deck.
We tried to list and characterize the most beautiful bridges in the world. The photos and names of the bridges are different, but they are similar in one thing: these majestic structures were created by brilliant masters and have become unique monuments of architectural art.
The main attraction of San Francisco is built across the strait of the same name and connects the city bay with Pacific Ocean. The design is a suspension bridge with a suspended roadway, and its length is 1970 m. Work on the construction of the bridge lasted from 1933 to 1937, during the Great Depression and during the formation of the city from the consequences of the earthquake of 1906. The developer of the project was Joseph Strouss - the best engineer of that time for bridge construction. At the end of May 1937, the grand opening of the largest suspension bridge in the world at that time took place; the Golden Gate Bridge retained this status until 1964, until it was bypassed by New York's Verrazano Bridge. Unique bridge recognized as a symbol of the United States and is the pride of the American people.
One of the outstanding attractions of Portugal, striking in its infinity of length and beauty of its design. The total length of this bridge, recognized as the longest in all of Europe, is 17.2 km. Its architecture does not have classic shape and is distinguished by its airiness of execution. The functional focus of the structure is to connect remote areas of the capital of Portugal. Thanks to the construction of the bridge, which gradually transforms from a cable-stayed structure into a viaduct, it was possible to establish transport links in the city and ensure Free access to some of its objects. And the unconventional shape of the bridge is expressed in the fact that the cable-stayed part is located perpendicular to the coastline, while the viaduct runs parallel.
It is the oldest bridge in the United States, built over the East River, connecting Brooklyn and Manhattan, the boroughs of New York. The construction of the bridge, stretching for 1825 m, took 13 years (1869 – 1883). All work was carried out under the guidance of engineer John Roebling, who was the first of the craftsmen to propose replacing cast iron with steel. To prove the reliability of the steel bridge, on the day of its opening - May 24, 1883, representatives of the city authorities walked along it with elephants. And for more than a century, the Brooklyn Bridge has been fulfilling its functions. It consists of 3 zones, two of which are for cars, and the 3rd for cyclists and pedestrians. This zone is located in the center of the structure, and it is raised above the 2 adjacent automobile zones, with this the engineer Roebling wanted to show the superiority of people over cars.
It harmoniously fits into the architecture of London and has become one of its symbols. The name of the structure is explained by its location - it is located next to Tower Castle, standing on the north bank of the Thames. The bridge was built according to the design of Horace Jones in late XIX century. The result engineering work became a 244-meter building with high 65-meter towers. At a height of 44 m they are connected by a gallery intended for pedestrians. Nowadays, this gallery has become a museum and observation deck. Interesting and color scheme bridge. Initially it had a chocolate color, but on the occasion of the anniversary of Elizabeth II it was repainted, imitating the color national flag. But the bridge did not become blue-white-red, because... There is very little red in it, and from a distance the structure appears blue and white.
A cable-stayed road bridge crossing the valley of the French Tarn River and passing near the city of Millau. It is considered the tallest in the world, because one of its supports reaches a height of 341 m. Engineer Michel Virlogio, famous for creating the Normandy cable-stayed bridge, worked on the development of the project for the grandiose structure. The unique structure is part of the A75 highway and ends it. Thanks to the emergence of the Millau Viaduct, high-speed travel from Paris to Beziers in transit through Clermont-Ferrand became available. It is noteworthy that travel across it is not free for motorists, since the bridge was created under a contract between the French government and the Eifage Group company. One of the clauses states that the company has the right to collect a small fee from cars passing here.
Ponte Vecchio, or the Old Bridge, is not just a structure designed to cross from one bank of the Arno River to the other. This is an entire architectural monument erected back in the 14th century. In ancient times, there was a ford at the location of the bridge, and the width of the Arno here was minimal. Therefore, the ancient Romans built a bridge here, installing it on stone piles and adding wooden superstructures. In this form, he survived the fall of the Roman Empire, but could not resist destructive force water element, rebelled in 1117. The Ponte Vecchio bridge acquired its modern appearance back in 1345, after the development of a new project by the master Neri di Fioravanti. Changing the outline of the structure improved its appearance and gave it strength. The new bridge consists of 3 arches, reaching a length of up to 30 m.
The oldest bridge built across the Grand Canal in Venice. Initially, in this place there was a pontoon bridge, erected in 1811 according to the design of Nicolo Barattieri and called Ponte della Moneta, which is explained by the proximity of the mint. But due to the emergence of the Rialto market in the city, it became necessary to replace the existing bridge with a stronger one. So in 1250 a new one appeared wooden bridge, made in the form of an arch. For the convenience of passage of tall ships, this arch opened in its central part. The bridge began to be called Rialto, but it did not prove to be highly durable - in 1310 it was significantly damaged during a fire, and in 1444 it collapsed, unable to withstand a huge crowd of townspeople. The modern 28-meter stone bridge appeared already in 1591 thanks to the efforts of the architect Antonio da Ponte.
The 36-kilometer “brainchild” of the Chinese engineer Wang Yong, recognized as the most long bridge in the world. Designed in the shape of the letter S, it crosses the Qiantang River and Hangzhou Bay. The design is considered the most important link Superhighway running along the East Coast of China. It begins in the north of the country in Jiaxin and ends in the south, in Ningbo. Due to the construction of this large-scale structure, it was possible to reduce the distance of transport by 120 km (from Ningbo to Shanghai). Work on the construction of the longest and most beautiful bridge in the world was carried out from 2003 to 2008. Their difficulty lay in the fact that the structure had to be laid in conditions of unpredictable marine environment and in a seismically dangerous zone.
It was erected over the Neva from 1912 to 1916. with the aim of connecting Admiralteysky Island with Vasilievsky Island (districts of St. Petersburg). Its history begins in 1882, when city residents and public figures began to contact the City Council with a request to build a permanent crossing across the river. But only in 1900 did the authorities listen to these requests and decide to conduct international competition, which was to determine the designer of the bridge. And so, in February 1911, the Kolomna Plants Society began construction of the bridge; work on its construction was completed only by the end of 1916. The structure owes its name to Winter Palace. The 250-meter metal bridge consists of 5 spans, and the central double-wing span extends in both directions. The weight of all steel parts of the bridge is 7770 tons.
The longest suspended structure in the whole world. It connects the Asian and European parts of Istanbul. Previously, no such structures had been erected over the Bosphorus Strait, and the Bosphorus Suspension Bridge became the first crossing. British engineers Roberts and Brown worked on his project. According to their idea, steel cables of a zigzag shape became the holders of the bridge, “hovering” above the water at a height of 64 m. The bridge is divided into lanes, ensuring safety during the movement of vehicles. The total length of the bridge is 1560 m, the width is 33 m, and over 200,000 vehicles pass through it every day. You cannot walk across the bridge on foot, because... due to suicide attempts it is closed to pedestrians. Trucks are not allowed here either.
For centuries people have been using architectural structures in order to connect land areas that are distant from each other. Sometimes bridges built for the needs of several villages not only survive for many tens and hundreds of years, but also become famous throughout the world. Some of them have become landmarks, others - living examples of once popular architectural styles, and others - witnesses of the era of scientific and technological progress. Here is a small list of the TOP 10 most famous bridges.
Sydney Harbor Bridge, Sydney, Australia
This bridge is one of Australia's most famous and photographed landmarks. It is the world's largest (but not longest) steel arch bridge, standing 134 meters high and overlooking Sydney Harbour. Its construction lasted for 8 years, and the opening took place in March 1932. Because steel deforms when exposed to low and high temperatures, the bridge can rise or fall by up to 18 cm.
This famous bridge is located on the Neretva River in the city of Mostar in the territory of modern Bosnia and Herzegovina. It was built by the Turks in 1566 and lasted 427 years until it was destroyed in 1993 during Bosnian war. Of course, they later regretted this and decided to restore the local landmark. The grand opening took place in 2004, and now local youth have a new tradition - jumping into cold water river from the bridge.
33 Span Bridge (Si-o-Se Pol), Isfahan, Iran
Famous all over the world ancient bridge Si-au-Se Paul located in the Iranian city of Isfahan, on the Zayand River. It has high cultural significance, as it is an example of the architecture of the Safavid state that existed in the 16th-18th centuries. The bridge was put into operation in 1602 under Shah Abbas I. Construction material served a natural stone, as well as brick. The length of the bridge is 295 meters, width is 13.75 meters. It is believed that the bridge originally had as many as 40 spans, but gradually their number was reduced to 33.
Akashi-Kaikyo Bridge, Awaji and Kobe, Japan
Akashi-Kaiyo Bridge, also known as the Pearl Bridge, is the longest suspension bridge in the world. Its length is 1991 meters! The bridge was built across the Akashi Strait to connect the city of Kobe on the island of Honshu with the city of Awaji on the island of the same name. Its construction took almost 12 years, and the opening took place in 1998. After the earthquake in 1995, the length of the bridge increased by 1 meter due to changes in the local topography. To pay for such a huge structure, everyone passing through is charged a toll of approximately $20, which is why most of Those crossing the strait cross it either by ferry or by bus.
Rialto Bridge, Venice, Italy
The hallmark of Venice and one of the four bridges on the Grand Canal in Venice is the old bridge among them. It was built of stone according to the design of Antonio de Ponto, construction was completed in 1591. The project at that time was considered so daring that many architects predicted its rapid destruction. However, the bridge not only lived for centuries, but also became part of the plots of literary works and films.
Famous bridge in gothic style crosses the Vlatva River in the capital of the Czech Republic. Its construction began in 1357, during the reign of King Charles IV, and ended at the beginning of the 15th century. Being the only bridge on the Vlatva River, The Charles Bridge was the most important link between the Old Town and the area around Prague Castle. Its appearance made Prague an important trading center connecting the West and East of Europe. Today it is one of the most visited attractions in the city and country, and is decorated with numerous souvenirs and paintings by street artists.
Tower Bridge is a combined bridge having a suspension and lifting structure. Famous London Bridge, crossing the Thames, is its main calling card. Construction of the bridge began in 1886 and ended 8 years later. It consists of two towers connected to each other by a central span of 61 meters in length.
Millau Bridge, Millau, France
The cable-stayed road bridge, stunning in its scale, is located in the valley of the Tarny River, near the town of Millau, in the south of France. He was the most high bridge in the world until they built a bridge across the Syduhe River in China. To imagine its size, it is enough to know that it is taller Eiffel Tower. There is a toll to cross the bridge.
Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, USA
The suspension bridge connecting the city of San Francisco and southern Marin County is business card region. It was opened in 1937 and from that time on for 27 years it was the largest in the world. The bridge is a toll bridge for motorists only; pedestrian entry is free. The bridge is also known big amount suicide At some time there was even a security guard on duty here, but later it was removed for economic reasons, but warning signs with telephone numbers for psychological help services were left.
1. Golden Gate Bridge: San Francisco, USA
The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco is perhaps the most recognizable bridge in the world. Today he is already 75 years old.
While some people are not at all inspired by industrial design, the San Francisco Suspension Bridge fits perfectly into the local landscape and is rightfully included in the category of famous bridges of the world. Perhaps that is why it has long become the hallmark of this city.
2. Sydney Harbor Bridge (Sydney bridge):
Nickname "Hanger" local residents Sydney was named for this bridge because of its special design, which is based on the shape of the arch. Sydney Harbor Bridge opened in 1932 and is focal point pride and celebration of Australians.
The bridge climb is ideal for beginner climbers.
Every year on New Year's Eve, the bridge itself is used to complement the fireworks with various effects, such as smiling faces or disco balls.
A medieval bridge over the Arno River, Ponte Vecchio is mainly known for its jewelry stores, art dealer network and souvenir shops, and for being Europe's oldest stone bridge, which has enclosed enameled segmental arches.
At the same time, the Ponte Vecchio bridge is magnificent and has a rich history dating back to Roman times.
During World War II, the bridge was not destroyed by the Nazis due to Adolf Hitler's express decree, unlike many other bridges in Europe.
4. Brooklyn Bridge: New York, USA
Completed in 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge is one of the oldest suspension bridges in the United States.
As a tourist attraction national history The Brooklyn Bridge is an iconic feature of New York City.
5. Gateshead Millennium Bridge: Gateshead, England
The Millennium Bridge in Gateshead is the first and so far only inclined bridge in the world. But the most amazing thing is that when pedestrians or bikers cross the River Tyne, it seems to them as if the bridge winks with an eye as it rises and falls.
Its innovative and unique design has won numerous awards since it was opened by Queen Elizabeth in 2002.
This was the work of the largest floating cranes in Europe - the Asian Hercules II.
6. Tsing Ma Bridge: Hong Kong, China
Hong Kong's Tsing Ma Bridge is the largest suspension bridge in the world and has two decks. Both cars and rail transport can travel here.
This bridge has been subjected to some serious wind tunnel testing as Hong Kong endures powerful typhoons every year. After expenses costing HK$7.2 billion (US$920 million), the Qing Ma Bridge was opened in 1997.
There are several passages on the bridge that are protected and located on the lower deck. Vehicles can move here when there are very strong, dangerous winds outside; the famous bridges of the world should stand out not only for their beauty and unusualness, but also be safe.
7. Akashi-Kaikuo or Mother of Pearl Bridge: Kobe-Naruto, Japan
The Mother of Pearl Bridge currently holds the title of "The Longest Suspension Bridge in the World" with a span of 1,991 meters. The second longest is the Chinese Xihoumen Bridge.
As a modern technical feat, the Mother of Pearl Bridge has remained the world's longest since 1998.
The Mother of Pearl Bridge underwent a true test of strength even before its opening when it survived the Kobe earthquake on January 17, 1995.
8. Hangzhou Bay Bridge: Zhejiang, China
Connecting the Chinese municipalities of Jiaxing and Ningbo in Zhejiang province is the longest transoceanic bridge in the world - the 35-kilometer Hangzhou Bay Bridge.
More than 600 experts spent nine years designing the Hangzhou Bay Bridge.
9. Nanpu Bridge: Shanghai, China
Known for its fantastic, innovative spiral shape, Shanghai Nanpu Bridge was created by designers who came up with a new idea to save space.
10. Tower Bridge: London, England
The Tower Bridge in London, spanning the River Thames, was opened on 30 June 1894 by the Prince of Wales. This bridge is one of the main iconic landmarks of the city.
One of the final scenes in the climax of the Hollywood blockbuster “Sherlock Holmes” takes place on the bridge.
11. Royal Gorge Bridge: Canon City, Colorado, USA
The Royal Gorge Bridge is the highest suspension bridge in the world, 359 meters higher than the Arkansas River.
It is not surprising that it attracts a large number of people who are interested in jumping.
12. Sri Wawasan Bridge: Putrajaya, Malaysia
The bridge's absolutely stunning design is why it is ranked among the top three most beautiful bridges in the world.
13. Lupu Bridge: Shanghai, China
The Lupu Bridge in Shanghai earns a place on this list because, at 3,900 meters long, it is the longest steel arch bridge in the world and also provides an amazing panorama overlooking the old Shanghai World Expo site2010. 
14. Millau Viaduct: Chan Valley, France
The highest road bridge in the world, it is above ground, but during fog, crossing Millau can easily feel like you are crossing the sky.
Three world records were set during the construction of this bridge.
15. Vasco da Gama Bridge: Lisbon, Portugal
Vasco da Gama spans the Tagus River near Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, and was built to ease congestion and ease access to the World's Fair along the banks of the Tagus River in 1998.
It's not the longest, it's not the highest, but it's definitely the most beautiful bridge. 
16. Khayu Bridge: Esfahan, Iran
This bridge provides an opportunity to observe wonderful landscapes, demonstrates the most beautiful option design, and regulates the flow of the river - and all this has been going on since 1650.
Any fanatic or just a traveler must see this bridge. 
17.Wind and Rain Bridge: Sanyang State, China
The State's Linkxi Sanyang Wind and Rain Bridge is magnificent.
It was built in 1916 and resembles a rainbow. The builders did not use any nails or rivets, but instead tied together thousands of pieces of wood.
18. Sun Bridge: Klosters, Switzerland
The Solar Bridge was built in 1998 and won the first prize in architecture in 2001 for its "aesthetic appearance and innovative design." 
19. Old Bridge: Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A 16th-century bridge in the city of Mostar (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Sari crosses the Neretva River.
The bridge stood for 427 years until it was destroyed during the Bosnian War in 1993. It was later restored and reopened in 2004.
A tradition has formed in the city: young men must jump into the water at least once from this bridge.
20. Chain Bridge: Budapest, Hungary
The chain bridge has many symbols of reunification. Opened in 1849, it truly linked "Buda" and "Pest", which were previously located in two sections of the city.
In 2001, Hungarian stunt pilot Peter Beseney jumped headfirst from a bridge. 
21. New Brunswick Heartland Bridge: New Brunswick, Canada
The long covered bridges may not look as majestic compared to some of the other mega bridges featured here. But covered bridges have their own unique charm.
Some covered bridges have only one lane, such as this Heartland Bridge in New Brunswick, Canada. 
22.Confederation Bridge: Prince Edward Island, Canada
This bridge links Prince Edward Island across the Northumberland Strait to the mainland of New Brunswick, Canada, and is the longest ice bridge in the world.
This bridge is the embodiment of strength, imposing and masculine. Since its opening in 1997, potato production on Prince Edward Island has increased dramatically.
23. Helix Bridge: Marina Bay, Singapore
The bridge in Singapore, which consists of a double helix, is 280 meters, made with a special of stainless steel. It was carefully collected over two years.
Despite being only two years old, it is already being touted as an architectural marvel and an engineering feat.
