Holiday Ayo - The bridge serves as a link between the two parts of the road which are cut off by obstacles. For example, such as deep valleys, seas, rivers, and so on. Wherever the bridge is located, the structure made to cross the chasm or obstacle always manages to attract attention.

This is because bridges in various countries have also long played a key role in historical events and human experience. Unlike most architecture, bridges changed the way humans live and travel everyday, and some have even become tourist destinations.

There are not a few bridges in this world that are built with architecture that spoils the eye, so that when you cross it you feel a special sensation. The bridge becomes special with a beautiful touch in every part.

As reported by Places to Love by Samantha Brown, here are the 4 most beautiful bridges in the world.

1. Tower Bridge, London

The Tower Bridge or Tower Bridge in London, England is one of the most beloved and most beautiful bridges in the world. The high level walkway offers stunning panoramic views of the city at night. For a different view, visitors can view the bridge from the water by booking one of the many river cruises.

2. Rialto Bridge, Venice

The Rialto Bridge, located in Venice, Italy, is so famous that it has become the backdrop for many Venice postcards. The bridge area is crowded with visitors who want to capture its beauty in photographs. Visitors can enjoy one of the best views of the canals and riverside attractions in the heart of Venice.

3. Gate Bridge Bridge, San Francisco

There's so much to love about San Francisco, USA, including the Golden Gate Bridge. Visitors can cycle or walk to Sausalito, have a nice lunch, and then return by ferry or bus.

The views from anywhere along the bridge are so stunning that it is one of the most photographed bridges in the world.

4. Cornish-Windsor covered bridge, Vermont

This is because the covered bridge has always been an attraction for many travelers. How not, the covered bridges will remind you of the humble days when people traveled by horse-drawn carriages, including the Cornish-Windsor covered bridge.

This bridge looks beautiful in any season, but especially in autumn, spanning the Connecticut River connecting the cities of New Hampshire and Vermont, USA. This bridge is one of the longest covered bridges in the United States.