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Top 20 Craziest Bridges You Don’t Want To Cross

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Top 20 Craziest Bridges You Don’t Want To Cross



Gateshead Millennium Bridge – Newcastle, England

This bridge is actually tilted to one side, and can lower itself when people need to cross. It does not strike us as something we’re interested in crossing.

Helix Bridge – Marina Bay, Singapore

The Helix Bridge is designed to look like, you guessed in, a sequence of DNA. Given that DNA gets pretty twisty, we’re a little worried by might get dizzy when crossing. Sure looks cool though…;

 

The Pont du Gard Aqueduct – Vers-Pont-du-Gard, Gard, France

We love history, we just don’t want to use it to cross any rivers. The Pont du Gard Aqueduct was built by the Romans in 40 A.D. and while it looks cool and was advanced for its day, that’s just too old for our taste.

Jiaozhou Bay Bridge – Qingdao, China

And the number one craziest bridge in the world you ask? Just head to Qingdao, China, and take a drive on the world’s longest bridge over water. This bad boy is a full 16 miles long and if you’re halfway across when something bad happens you can probably say goodbye.