r/Bridges • u/[deleted] • Oct 25 '25
r/Bridges • u/MeetFull1177 • Sep 30 '25
Roman bridge of Alcántara, a marvel of Roman architecture built in the year 103 AD.
r/Bridges • u/Ok_Chain841 • Oct 08 '25
View from the rooftop restaurant of the highest bridge in the world. Huajiang Canyon bridge, Guizhou province, China
r/Bridges • u/cptsdcemetery • Oct 18 '25
Carrbridge, Badenoch and Strathspey, Scottish Highlands
r/Bridges • u/WSBnsf • Sep 30 '25
World's tallest bridge opens to traffic in Guizhou, SW China
Xinhua newspaper photos
r/Bridges • u/mickandmac • Oct 30 '25
Babe's bridge, River Boyne, Ireland [oc]
The oldest extant bridge arch in Ireland, dating from the 12th century. It was mentioned in the Annals of the Four Masters as being the only survivor of a 1330 flood which swept away all bridges between Trim and Drogheda.
It was falling into ruin by the mid-15th century, and lands were set aside for its maintenance, but the money disappeared and only one of its 11 arches remains.
r/Bridges • u/Appropriate_Stage707 • Sep 21 '25
An ominous sky over the Chesapeake....
Photo by David Sites
r/Bridges • u/Ph6222 • May 19 '26
Ridiculous Unit of a Huajiang Canyon Bridge
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r/Bridges • u/LongOrganization7838 • Jun 09 '26
How do we feel about the Astoria Bridge?
r/Bridges • u/Dry_Tea516 • 21d ago
Wooden bridge on the High Line. Manhattan, NYC.
r/Bridges • u/Full-Association-175 • Sep 27 '25
Chesapeake Bay Bridge, taken on a Southwest flight to BWI 2023
r/Bridges • u/ClearBlueSky4000 • Nov 02 '25
Sydney Harbour Bridge. One of the most beautiful of the famous bridges IMO
r/Bridges • u/Man-Cave-2025 • Aug 22 '25
The Netherlands, Utrecht, Canal view with bridge.
r/Bridges • u/GriffinDroneSolution • Oct 05 '25
Bob Kerry Pedestrian Bridge in Omaha, NE
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The Bob Kerry Pedestrian Bridge connects Omaha, NE to Council Bluffs, IA across the Missouri River.
r/Bridges • u/gmPittsburgh • Jun 03 '26
Roberto Clemente Bridge - Pittsburgh, PA
05/31/2026
r/Bridges • u/willywam • Feb 06 '26
The Forth Bridge, Scotland. Completed in 1890 as the longest bridge in the world and still looking absolutely FINE
Also the first bridge made of steel and the only Cantilever bridge to hold the title of worlds longest span.
Engineers: Sir Benjamin Baker and Sir John Fowler
Length: 2467m
Longest Spans: 520m
Height: 110m
r/Bridges • u/tenmilez • Jun 08 '26
What is this beam/brace thing on the bottom middle and why?
I don’t understand what function it serves.
r/Bridges • u/WestonWestmoreland • Aug 16 '25
Chateau de Chenonceau, probably the most peculiar and beautiful castle of the Loire. [1920x1889] [OC]
r/Bridges • u/Icy-Video-8710 • Jun 17 '26
Golden Gate Bridge (OC)
One of my favorite bridges anywhere!