17 Bridges you must Visit before you Die

• #1 Langkawi Sky bridge - This 125 metres long bridge is a Must visit in Malaysia.

• #2 Magdeburg Water Bridge, Germany - This is one of the world lasrgest Aqueduct located in central Germany.

• #3 Ponte Vecchio, Florence, Italy - Titled as the 'Old bridge' is a medieval stone closed- arch bridge. Having shops built over it. 

• #4 Seven Mile Bridge, Florida Keys, USA - The Famous bridge in Florida Keys has 2 bridges mainly the old one which said to be the longest when it was built and the new one. This bridges was seen in Hollywood movies like License to Kill, 2 Fast 2 Furious, True Lies and Mission Impossible-3.

• #5 Kawazu-Nanadaru Loop Bridge, Japan - The astonished example of Architecture and Engineering is one of the best bridges in the World. The Kawazu-Nanadaru Loop Bridge in Kawazu a doulbe looped bridge is also known as Spiral Birdge.

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• #6 Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, Wrexham County Borough, UK - One of the main tourist arrtaction and impressive in its own, about 200 years old world heritage site This bridge is One of the longest and Highest aqueduct in Great Britain. 

• #7 Viaduct of Millau,Millau,France - Mainly famous by the name of Millau Bridge is the world tallest traffic bridge running since 2004 the bridge reaching about 270 metres from ground making it the 12th highest bridge in the world. The bridge offers the sighting of the eye-catching Tarn valley.

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• #8 Linn Cove Viaduct, USA - Being rolled on Seven concrete pillars this 1,243 metres bridge was made without disturbing the Nature, around the Grandfather Mountain in North Carolina. This amazing work of Engineering will impress every nature lover. 

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• #9 Hohenzollernbruecke Bridge, Cologne, Germany - Also called the Love Lock Bridge you can guess it why it is called by that name. This bridge offers couples and lovers to affix padlocks to the fench of the Bridge with their names graved on it. So they could not be physically be there with each other but there love'd be Eternal.

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• #10 Storseisundet, Norway - Often called as 'the bridge to nowhere' The breath-taking Storseisundet in Atlantic Ocean Road is the 2nd bridge and the longest of the 8 bridges in Atlantic Road. It'll give you an roller-coaster like drive experience.

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• #11 Titlis cliff walk, Switzerland - Got this name because it offers the sighting of the Mount Titlis. This bridges connect Engelburg and Gerschnialp. About 3000 meters above sea level this bridge highest suspension bridge in Europe.It's One of the tourist attraction in Swiss.

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• #12 The Twist bridge, Vlaardingervaart, Netherlands - Bridge looks like an Engineering headache but the Marvellous design given the dutch architectural firm "West 8" in 2005 This twisted bridge is a 42 meters long and is a famous tourist attraction in Vlaardingervaart.

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• #13 U Bein Bridge, Myanmar - Beleived to be the World oldest and longest teakwood bridge supported by about 1000 pillars. The 1.2 km long bridge in Amarpura, Myanmar will freshen-up your mood if visited in the Evening when the Sun is setting and Relaxing and Cool booze is coming from the Lake of Taungthaman.

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• #14 Hanshin Expressway, Japan - Osaka's famous bridge cum Expressway has something different Do you know what ? The Hanshin Expressway passes through the Gate tower Building in it's 5th to 7th floor and the Elevator of this building goes direct from the 4th floor to 8th floor and vice-versa. An awesome Masterpiece of Engineering and Architecture Interesting isn't it?

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• #15 Leonardo Bridge, Norway - The simple bridge made by the Norwegian Painter and Artist Vebjorn Sand. Proposed in 1502 The bridge serves pedestrians crossings.

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• #16 Chengyang Bridge, China - Also called as Chengyang Wind and Rain Bridge completed in 1912 This two platform bridge can be too mainstream in china when you see it's design but the main thing that set them apart is no nails were used in it's construction and special groove(slot) joints were used to hold them together.

• #17 Fort de Roovere bridge, Netherlands - This bridge which parts the Sea into parts runs over a moat also called the Moses bridge. Being there and clicking these type of photograph is really cool. isn't it ?

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