Victoria Bridge in Bath: photos, reviews

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Victoria Bridge in Bath, designed by the innovative James Dredge Sr., gracefully extends over the River Avon, offering a stunning example of 19th-century engineering. Built in 1836, this elegant suspension bridge harmonizes beautifully with Bath's renowned Georgian architecture. Visitors are treated to picturesque views, making it an ideal backdrop for photography and leisurely activities such as strolling and picnicking. The clean, quiet surroundings also offer an opportunity to unwind by watching swans glide across the water or engaging in paddle boarding. With its rich heritage and high average rating, the bridge is a testament to the timeless allure of Bath's architectural and natural beauty.

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Wheelchair accessible entrance

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Sovereign Point

Bus stop 271 m walk

Comfortable Place

Bus stop 143 m walk

Nile Street

Bus stop 321 m walk

Brougham Hayes

Bus stop 287 m walk

4.5

based on 134 reviews

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4.5/5 134 reviews

Susan Lehmkuhl

Love walking over the bridge and watching the swans and paddle boarders.

Marta D

Beautiful bridge, quite surroundings, and clean area.

Mike D

Great bridge.

Victoria Bridge in Bath

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