Squiggly Bridge in Glasgow: photos, reviews

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Squiggly Bridge in Glasgow offers an eye-catching design that captures attention with its stylish modern architecture. Opened in 2009, this pedestrian bridge is perfect for both walking and cycling, providing a serene spot for relaxation. From here, enjoy stunning views of the river and cityscape, thanks to its convenient access to the city center. The bridge, rated 4.4 on Google, adds a unique flair to Glasgow's urban atmosphere.

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Wheelchair accessible entrance

4.4

based on 349 reviews

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4.4/5 349 reviews

martin quinn

Not kept very well lots of gravity and bit rusty

Culture Geek Travels

An interesting pedestrian cross bridge (no cars) over the river Clyde. I like its architecture. However, sadly, I find the promenade along the river pretty depressing. We have strolled there during sunny Saturday afternoon and it was quite empty with just few groups of loud drinking young people here and there. It didn’t feel unsafe but was disturbing. I was lacking some cafes and facilities which would attract people to spend more time here and contribute to the good vibe.

Mert Güneş

Squiggly Bridge, Glasgow’da nehir üzerindeki şık ve modern yaya köprüsü. Tasarımı dikkat çekici, yürüyüş ve bisiklet için ideal. Şehre ayrı bir hava katıyor.

What is the address of Squiggly Bridge?
Squiggly Bridge is located at Tradeston Bridge, Kingston Bridge, G2 8AE, Glasgow, United Kingdom.
How to get here by public transport?
The nearest public transport options provide quick and easy access:
- Bus stop James Watt Street (69 m walk)
- Bus stop Laidlaw Street (342 m walk)
- Bus stop York Street (77 m walk)
- Bus stop Riverview Drive (403 m walk)
How is Squiggly Bridge rated by visitors?
Squiggly Bridge has an average rating of 4.4 based on 349 reviews across platforms such as Google.

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