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10. Khaju Bridge

Iran

9. Pont du Gard

spanning the Gard River in southern France

8. Bridge of Sighs

Legend has it that if lovers kissed on a gondola underneath the Bridge of Sighs at sunset, their love would last for eternity.

7. Iron Bridge

spanning the Severn river in Shropshir
England

6. Covered Bridges

5. Ponte Vecchio

The Ponte Vecchio is a medieval bridge over the Arno River. Actually, it’s much more than a bridge - it’s a street, a marketplace, and a landmark of Florence, Italy.

It is said that the word "bankruptcy" came from Ponte Vecchio. When a merchant failed to pay his debt, the table ("banco") he used to sell his wares was broken ("rotto") by soldiers. Not having a table anymore ("bancorotto"), meant the seller was bankrupt.

4. The Wind and Rain Bridge

in China.

3. Brooklyn Bridge

one of the main crossings of the East River and one of the most heavily trafficked bridges in the world

2. Tower Bridge

one of London’s most recognizable landmarks

1. Golden Gate Bridge

symbol of San Francisco