8 most amazing bridges in the world

Puente Nuevo, Spain

The Andalusian town of Ronda, hovering above the ground, is a photographer's dream. Especially if he likes bridges. Puente Nuevo means "new bridge". It is one of three stunning bridges overhanging a gorge over 100 meters deep. The history of these bridges dates back to the 15th century.

The architect who created the Puente Nuevo project also designed the famous Ronda bullring. This three-arch stone bridge impresses with its beauty and monumentality.

Royal Gorge, Colorado

Royal Gorge is one of the tallest suspension bridges in the world. It is located in Canon City, Colorado and stretches about 300 meters above the canyon and the Arkansas River. The length of the Royal Gorge is approximately 400 meters. It was built in 1929.

The bridge is part of the Royal Gorge Bridge and Park National Park system, where you can take advantage of the opportunity to get the most out of the experience and enjoy the views from the cabin of the cable car, skyoster or even walking down the zip line.

Storsezandet Bridge, Norway

beautiful bridges: Storsezandetsky bridge, Norway

For its sharp bends and the illusion of unfinished construction, which opens at the entrance to the bridge, it is also called the "drunken bridge" or "road to nowhere." It is the longest and most famous of the eight bridges that connect the mainland to the island of Avera. Reminiscent of a springboard, it has been terrifying to tourists since its inception in 1989.

Rakotzbrücke, Germany

The Rakotzbrücke Bridge is located in the German Kromlau Palace Park, just two hours from Berlin. However, as you approach it, you will feel that you are in another world.

This ancient-looking structure was erected in 1860 in such a way as to form a perfect circle with reflection in the water. It is currently prohibited to use this bridge. This is probably a smart decision. Perhaps Rakotzbrücke is called the "devil's bridge" for a reason. Better to be safe.

Ubain, Myanmar

In Myanmar, sunset lovers cannot find a better spot for magical shots than Ubein Bridge, considered the oldest and longest teak bridge in the world. It was built in 1851 from materials left over from the former royal palace in Ave. At the base of Ubein there are over 1,000 logs protruding from the water.

It has gained popularity among travelers visiting the "city of immortality" Amarapura, once the capital of Burma.

Tower Bridge, London

It would be a crime not to include one of the most spectacular and famous bridges of all time on this list. It was designed in 1894 with the aim of providing transport links across the Thames. So that ships with high masts could pass under it, it was made simultaneously movable and suspended. Thus, the Tower Bridge is both beautiful and functional.

Ponte Vecchio, Italy

While crossing the Ponte Vecchio in Florence, you can go shopping at the same time. This ancient structure over the Arno River has retained its original appearance to this day. Now it houses jewelry and souvenir shops. It's funny that meat was once sold in their place.

Harbor Bridge, Sydney

You've probably heard of the Harbor Bridge, which has been photographed so many times that it has almost become a symbol of Sydney. Did you know that you can climb it? For the past 16 years, those who have the courage to reach the top of the bridge to enjoy a truly impressive view of the famous city.

If you get the chance, be sure to appreciate the beauty, complexity and uniqueness of these wonderful bridges live. Perhaps you will be the one who will be able to capture new breathtaking photos of the Storsesendet Bridge or appreciate how perfect the circle created by Rakotzbrücke is.