Bridges from your country

[Comte Arnau]

Some bridges from Catalonia, ordered chronologically.

Devil's Bridge, Tarragona (1st century AD)


Old Bridge on the Fluvià, Besalú (12/14th century)


Eiffel Bridge on the Onyar, Girona (1876, 12 years before the Eiffel Tower)


Gisclard Bridge in Sautó, "French" Catalonia (1905-1908)


Suspension Bridge on the Ebro, Amposta (1915-1921)


State Bridge on the Ebro, Tortosa (1942)


Arches Bridge on the Ebro, Móra d'Ebre (1943)


Rambla of the Sea, Barcelona (1994)


Petroleum Bridge, Badalona (2009)


Prince of Viana Bridge on the Segre, Lleida (2007-2010)


"Lo Passador" Delta Bridge on the Ebro, near the mouth (2010)

[Damião de Góis]

I cross this one everyday and it's the one i know better. It's from 1966, so it's quite recent.

[Comte Arnau]

^ I walked on foot right from the Rossio to that bridge only to take a good picture of it.

[Damião de Góis]

^ I walked on foot right from the Rossio to that bridge only to take a good picture of it.

Some guy climbed its lines when Sporting won the league some years ago

[Loddfafner]

America does covered bridges:

[The Lawspeaker]

We have so many of them:

















I could go on forever but I will show you two from Willemstad, Curaçao - which is a part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands:

[Damião de Góis]

Here are some more from Portugal:

[The Lawspeaker]

More Dutch bridges:

[Treffie]

Old Severn Bridge (England/Wales)



New Severn Bridge (England/Wales)



Not far from each other



Britannia Bridge (Anglesey)



Menai Suspension Bridge (Anglesey)



Newport Transporter Bridge



Waterloo Bridge (Betws y Coed)



Devil's Bridge (Mid Wales)

[lepa]