Gateshead Millennium Bridge

I didn't see it last time. This time I rushed early to see the Millennium Bridge rise. Although I gave a weekly timetable for the daily Millennium Bridge rise, it may also be adjusted, and it will be early today. The whole bridge is lifted and put down for about15-20 minutes. There are broadcast instructions before and after, and there are also ships responsible for safety on the water. During the process of rising and falling, no boats passed.

The hotel booked on Trip.com is near the globally famous Gateshead Millennium Bridge in the UK. It is a pedestrian and bicycle opening bridge on the Tyne River in England, England. It is a tilting bridge. It is the first and only pendulum bridge in the world. For pedestrians and cyclists, the Gateshead Pier Arts District on the South Bank and the Piers District on Newcastle on the North Bank of Tyne. Winning the architecture authority Stirling Architectural Design Award in 2002, the bridge is sometimes called the "Blink Bridge". The Gateshead Millennium Bridge is slightly shorter than the neighbouring Tyne Bridge and is the 16th tallest building in Newcastle on the Tyne.

Tyne has art blood. There are five or six bridges within a short distance of the Tyne River, which is the largest. There is a sand pool near the river, with lounge chairs and shovels, like! Not far from the other side, there is baltic, which is an art exhibition building; There is also a locust-like building, where music is heard.

amazing feat of engineering, looks even better at night

The Millennium Bridge, which is lighted in the evening, is very beautiful. The bridge will "blink" from time to time, and the riverside market is also very fun on weekends. Sitting at the coffee shop by the river and having an afternoon tea in the sun when the weather is good, it is very pleasant.