Top 13 Craziest Bridges around in the World

Top 13 Craziest Bridges around the World

1. Henderson Waves Bridge in Singapore.
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This is the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore. It connects Mount Faber Park and Telok Blangah Hill Park. The waves are lit with LED lamps at night, creating an even cooler effect.
2. Living Root Bridges, Cherrapunji, India
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These bridges are literally made of (or by) trees. The indigenous people of the area gradually lead the tree branches out over the water to create intricate bridges. Talk about patience!
3. Banpo Bridge Rainbow Fountain in Seoul, South Korea
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This colorful bridge is a huge tourist attraction in Seoul. Colors shoot through jets of water, creating the enchanting effect. The fountain reportedly operates from April to October, so it's not a year-round thing. After all, that would be wasteful.
4. Lego Bridge under the Wuppertal Suspension Railway in Germany.
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Okay, we've got some bad news for you. This is an awesome bridge, but it's not actually made out of LEGO blocks. That's paint from a street artist.
5. The Murinsel Graz in Austria.
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This bridge wins our "most fun name to say out loud" award. The bridges lead to an amphitheater. It's set in the middle of the Mur River and was designed by artist Vito Acconci.
6. The Eshima Ohashi Bridge in Japan.
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We can't imagine driving on this thing. It's nicknamed the "roller coaster bridge," for obvious reasons. It's also the largest rigid frame bridge in Japan.
7. The Moses Bridge in the Netherlands.
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Think about the incredible engineering that went into this bridge. It sits under water, technically, although it's rarely wet. It's easy to see where it got its name.
8. The Dragon Bridge in Da Nang, Vietnam
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This Vietnamese bridge is positively triumphant. Can you guess how it got its name? Hint: it's because it looks like a dragon.
9. Ponte Vecchio in Florence Italy
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The name roughly translates to "Old Bridge." It's 105 feet wide, and it was first built in Roman times. It's been regularly rebuilt over the ensuing centuries.
10. The Infinite Bridge in Denmark.
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An appropriate name for an awesome bridge. It extends over 100 feet of bay, and yes, it's a foot bridge. This is part bridge, part outdoor sculpture.
11. The Millau Viaduct Bridge in France.
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This is the tallest bridge in the world. One of the summits is 1,125 feet above the base. It's won several awards for its incredible architecture.
12. The Erasmus Bridge in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
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This stunning bridge was named after a Christian humanist. It's 2,631 feet long. It's also nicknamed "The Swan," which makes sense.
13. The Red Bridge in Utrecht, Netherlands.
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What is it with the Netherlands and awesome bridges? This one has a unique shape, and there's potentially some symbolism involved. The bridge reads to the red light district in Utrecht.
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