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The Mathematical Bridge in Cambridge stands as a marvel of 18th-century engineering and design. Crafted by William Etheridge, this intriguing bridge was constructed in 1748 using only straight timbers-a testament to the era's innovative craftsmanship. Visitors can admire its unique structure and appreciate its blend of functionality and visual appeal. Often garnering a 4.5-star rating for its captivating design, the bridge continues to intrigue and inspire those who stroll across its iconic span.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the address of Mathematical Bridge?
    Mathematical Bridge is located at Queens' College, Silver St, CB3 9ET, Cambridge, United Kingdom.
  • How to get here by public transport?
    The nearest public transport options provide quick and easy access:
    • Bus stop Pembroke Street (236 m walk)
    • Bus stop Corpus Christi Col (192 m walk)
    • Bus stop Cambridge Bus (177 m walk)
    • Bus stop Silver Street, Queens' College (91 m walk)
  • How is Mathematical Bridge rated by visitors?
    Mathematical Bridge has an average rating of 4.5 based on 1,171 review across platforms such as Google, Facebook.