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There is no doubt that Bridges add a special flair to the cities, towns, villages and countryside that they are found in. Below, for those of you who appreciate romantic and architectural style bridges, are 10 beautiful bridges.
1. London Bridge

Let’s be honest! No trip to London is complete without a photo looking out over the river Thames with London Bridge in the background. It is probably quite safe to say that London Bridge is the most popular landmark in England. This bridge is a symbol of pride for the English, as it is a constant reminder of their rich Victorian history.
2. Chengyang Bridge, Sanjiang County, China

This wonderful bridge was built by the dong people of China using only wood and stone. This bridge really is a great example of architectural brilliance as, amazingly, there is not a single nail or bolt holding it together.
3. The Pont du Gard

Many years ago, around 2,000 years to be precise, this bridge was an aqueduct system that transported water to the Roman city, Nemausus. This bridge is testament to the building skills of the Romans – it is 56 feet high and over 30 miles long.
4. The Rialto Bridge, Venice, Italy

This bridge runs over the famous Grand Canal. It has a unique arched shape and is a magnet for those wanting to take a romantic picture. The bridge gives tourists the perfect view of the gondola boats and their singing gondoliers.
5. Ponte Vecchio, Florence, Italy

The city of Florence was the home of many a great artist, and the Ponte Vecchio is certainly proof of this. This stunning medieval bridge spans the Arno River and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city. The bridge itself now has a multitude of shops selling luxury items, souvenirs and jewelry, which makes it a very busy place during peak tourist season.
6. Brooklyn Bridge

Designer John Roebling spent around 15 years convincing the city’s council to let him complete his dream of building the world’s longest suspension bridge. Unfortunately, Roebling passed away before construction began, so his son Washington took over responsibility until he became ill. The bridge was eventually completed by Washington’s wife, Emily.
7. Helix Bridge, Marina Bay Area, Singapore

Helix Bridge, one of the world’s most modern bridges, is made of glass and steel mesh and is one of the main tourist attractions in Singapore – people from all over the world are impressed by this majestic bridge. At night, it turns blue, which perfectly complements the hi-tech city surrounding it.
8. Millau Viaduct Bridge, Midi-P Pyrénées, France

This bridge was actually a collaboration between an English and a French architect, and the final result is one which has been much appreciated by experts and tourists. Built in 2004, this bridge is now a symbol of pride for the people of France. At a whopping 343 meters high, this bridge is one of the world’s tallest and it runs through some of the most beautiful areas of rural France.
9. Khaju Bridge, Isfahan, Iran

This stunning structure was built in the 17^th century by Shah Abbas II, and, to this day, it is still a functioning dam that brings water to the gardens along the Zayandeh River. The center of the bridge is comprised of two large pavilions which were originally reserved for the Shah, but they are now open to the public.
10. Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, USA

Definitely the most photographed bridge in the world. This iconic bridge took four years to build and cost $27 million. Spanning the Pacific Ocean since 1937, the bridge’s red hue has turned it into one of the most popular and well-known bridges in the world.