The Golden Gate is indeed the most photographed bridge in the world, but it is far from the most attractive. In recent years, cities have been competing with each other to build a longer, bigger and more innovative one. In some places, the architects really gave themselves a breather, and we have chosen 9 of the most unusual pedestrian bridges in the world, which are real tourist attractions.
Bridges. Sometimes they are just a connection, sometimes they have a historical meaning, sometimes they are for decoration. You can see in the photo gallery below 9 of the most unusual and interesting architectural achievements in the construction of pedestrian bridges, which have also become a real magnet for tourists.
Melkwegbridge, Purmerend (Netherlands)
Friedrich Bayer Bridge, São Paulo (Brazil)
Gateshead Millennium Bridge, Gateshead (England)
Fort de Roovere moat bridge, Halsteren, (Netherlands)
The Rolling Bridge, London (England)
Living Bridge, Limerick (Ireland)
Ravelijn op den Zoom floating bridge, Bergen op Zoom (Netherlands)
Scale Lane Bridge, Kingston (England)
Cirkelbroen Bridge, Copenhagen (Denmark)
