Chelsea Bridge - (Near Kensington and Chelsea, london)

5 /5 Pries Carsane: Chelsea Bridge is famous for its unique self-anchored suspension design and its history as a popular spot for motorcyclists in the 1950s. Its also known for being the site where Julius Caesar is believed to have crossed the Thames during his invasion of Britain. Additionally, the bridge is aesthetically pleasing, with ornate pillars and floodlighting that illuminates its towers and cables at night.

5 /5 Alban: One of the nicest bridges in London! I love the lights on it and I love coming here in the golden hour! You are greeted with a beautiful view of the Thames and on the other side you also have a railway bridge! It is fantastic! Id highly recommend a look around the bridge and Battersea itself! It is absolutely stunning!

4 /5 Kay White: Beautiful to walk along the embankment at night seeing the chelsea bridge lit up

4 /5 Samuel Leung: A beautiful bridge that was the first self-anchored suspension bridge in the UK. It looks particularly attractive in the evening when it is floodlit from below. You might be interested to know that Chelsea was not the bridges first name. As Albert Bridge was placed further upstream, Victoria should have been the preferred name choice. Unfortunately, the original bridge was not well designed and was prone to collapse. It would have been embarrassing if no scandalous for a failed bridge to be associated with the monarch and hence the change of name.

5 /5 Chrysa Zacharia: One of my favourite brides . Really enjoyable also for a walk towards the park. I love the view of the battersea power station and some skyscrapers on the one side and the lighted bridge on the other. Sometimes when I cross the bridge I feel like I am in a US city (I mean it’s kind of posh, magical, nice lighting). Sometimes the road is busy so drivers be ready..