Glenfinnan Viaduct

As the train was about to reach the Glenfinnan viaduct, the whole train began to move. We opened the small window on the train to the maximum, the crazy shutter, it turned out everyone was the same.

Glenfinnan viaduct, to the highlands by car, a must go place, follow the navigation, when we arrived, we found no empty parking spot! I was so anxious, and finally found an open space in the woods to stop, it was beautiful.

Gryffinnan is the canyon flyover viaduct from Harry Potter to the School of Wizardry. Loch Ness, I always thought that Loch Ness in Nice, France, was originally in Scotland. . . Paradise Island scenery is also okay. The three-day tour of the Scottish Highlands ended, anyway, every day is gray.

Beside the steam train, the little river is beautiful, too.

Parking to take pictures of the Glenfinnan train hole bridge. If you have seen "Harry Potter", you will remember the pictures from Figures 2 to Figure 4. These pictures were taken at the Glenfinnan train hole bridge. In order to shoot the scene of the steam train crossing the bridge, there are many tourists who come here every day. The train passes at 11 am, and hundreds of scenes will be aimed at the bridge. It is recommended that friends who want to shoot this scene must be there, otherwise parking is really a headache! No ticket purchase, free tour.

The Glenfinnan viaduct is a railway bridge between Fort William and Malleg on the western Scottish Highlands railway line, 30 metres high and 381 metres long, built between 1897 and 1901, and is the oldest concrete railway viaduct in the world. The bridge is a bright spot in the beautiful scenery of the Highlands. No wonder the Harry Potter films are here to be shot.