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Clear filtersCity 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 bridgeMerchant Square, Paddington Basin, London, England
Paddington’s Fan Bridge turns an everyday footbridge into a spectacle as five steel sections rise above the canal like a giant Japanese hand fan.
Explore this bridgeCharing Cross and South Bank, London, England
The Golden Jubilee Bridges carry pedestrians between Charing Cross and the South Bank on two cable stayed walkways filled with remarkable views of central London.
Explore this bridgeVauxhall and Pimlico, London, England
Vauxhall Bridge crosses the Thames between Pimlico and Vauxhall, hiding eight monumental bronze figures beneath its busy road and protected cycle route.
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 bridgelocation: Westminster and Lambeth, London, England, United Kingdom
Completed during World War II and officially opened in 1945, Waterloo Bridge combines pale Portland stone, sweeping London views and the remarkable story of its wartime workforce.
Explore this bridgeLondon, England, United Kingdom
Opened in 1973, the current London Bridge links the City of London with Southwark at a crossing point used for nearly 2,000 years. Its understated concrete design stands…
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