Among many artificial buildings, bridges have become a unique landscape because they connect the two banks and are often located in places with mountains and rivers. Coupled with some peculiar shapes of the bridge, it has attracted many people to go to enjoy the bridge and its surrounding scenery.

The Roquez Bridge

The German Roquez Bridge, also known as the Devil's Bridge, is located in Kromlau Park, the largest park in the Free State of Saxony, and its construction dates back to the 1860s. The bridge is designed as a perfect semi-circle, so when the water is still and the light is appropriate, the bridge body and the reflection on the water surface will present a complete stone circle, which is beautiful.

Millennium bridge

The Millennium Bridge in the UK spans the River Thames and is about 333 meters long. It is the only bridge in the world that can be rotated. It connects the modern art galleries on both sides of the river with other buildings and can accommodate 5,000 people passing through at the same time. Its shape is designed to make it look as if a person greets visitors with open arms, which is very comfortable. In addition, there are only two sets of steel wires connecting the "arms" of the bridge, which do not look conspicuous, so the whole bridge looks very light, like a pair of soaring wings.

Millau Viaduct

Located in the south of France, the Millau Viaduct was built to ease traffic congestion in Paris and the Mediterranean coast. The Millau Bridge is a cable-stayed bridge supported by seven pillars and spans the Tarn River. The bridge deck is 270 meters high, and the highest cantilever pillar is 343 meters, even higher than the Eiffel Tower in Paris. The total length of the bridge is 2.5 kilometers and weighs 36,000 tons. The height and completion time of this bridge are the first in the world, and driving on it is like walking on the clouds.

Glacier Skywalk

The Glacier Skywalk is a wonder of Jasper National Park (Canada's largest alpine national park), just five minutes from the Columbia Glacier Discovery Centre. This magical bridge suspended over the Singhwada Gorge allows visitors to step on the glass floor and enjoy the picturesque glacier view.

Doha Schalke Bridge

The Doha Schalke Bridge is located in Qatar. Construction of the sea-crossing bridge began in 2015, and the 12-kilometer fluid design is made by connecting together a series of three bridges with tunnels below sea level. The multi-billion dollar project also includes a vibrant entertainment venue.