Millennium Bridge Review

It is a great pedestrian bridge and a great place to take pictures. Also, it is a very cool building as it is very worth taking pictures because of its uniqueness. Would recommend to visit here.

The Millennium Bridge, which was built in the 20th century, is one of several famous buildings in Britain. It is especially artistic from a distance, and it looks like a spread out arms. Welcome to visit here.

Compared to the huge, heavy stone cement or steel piers on other bridges on the Thames, this "silver belt" is supported by only a pair of "cockroach" shaped hollow metal piers not far from the banks, which are like a man welcoming tourists with open arms.

pedestrian bridge connecting St Paul’s area with state Modern.very elegant with magnificent views. it earned a name of Wobble bobbly as it has initial issues with construction.

The famous modern bridge in London which I came from Harry Potter film that shot here.

The bridge over the Thames was overcrowded when it was built in the millennium. I personally felt everyone shaking together, the bridge swaying and cheering in unison. Later, it stopped opening and strengthened, and now it can no longer feel the same. This time I went to the Millennium Bridge, the headless person of the acting art looked strange. It was great to shoot both sides of the Thames and St Paul's Cathedral on the Millennium Bridge. The best place to shoot the Millennium Bridge is in the cafe on the top floor of the TATE Art Museum.

After visiting the Ted Modern Art Museum, we walked across the Millennium Bridge across the Thames to St Paul's Cathedral on the north bank, a modern pedestrian bridge that was simple and smooth. On the Thames near the Millennium Bridge, there is also a modern art sculpture, similar to the Rubik's Cube sculpture standing on a small person, the huge square floating on the Thames, with the modern Millennium Bridge forming a fashionable match. Visitors who pass cannot stop here to watch.