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Clear filtersCity of London, London, England
Opened by Queen Victoria in 1869, Holborn Viaduct carried London traffic across the steep Fleet Valley on an ornate cast iron crossing.
Explore this bridgeWestminster and South Bank, London, England
Opened in 1864 on foundations inherited from Brunel, Hungerford Railway Bridge carries trains across the Thames into London Charing Cross station.
Explore this bridgeCity of London and Southwark, London, England
Opened in 1866 and later widened to ten tracks, Cannon Street Railway Bridge carries trains over the Thames into the heart of the City of London.
Explore this bridgeBlackfriars, Central London, England
Blackfriars Railway Bridge carries trains and an entire station across the Thames, combining five Victorian iron arches with a modern roof covered by 4,400 solar panels.
Explore this bridgeLambeth and Westminster, London, England
Lambeth Bridge crosses the Thames in five red steel arches, linking Lambeth with Westminster beside the Houses of Parliament and Lambeth Palace.
Explore this bridgeCity of London and Southwark, London, England, United Kingdom
Opened by Queen Victoria in 1869, Blackfriars Bridge combines red and gold ironwork, five shallow arches and carved birds that distinguish river from sea.
Explore this bridgeWestminster and Lambeth, London, England, United Kingdom
Opened beside the Houses of Parliament in 1862, Westminster Bridge combines seven iron arches, Gothic details and one of London’s most recognizable river views.
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