Albert Bridge

Albert Bridge is a historic suspension bridge spanning the River Thames in London. Opened in 1873, it connects Chelsea and Battersea neighborhoods. Known for its scenic beauty, the bridge features decorative lighting and a unique design that combines elements of suspension and arch bridges. Originally built to accommodate pedestrian and horse-drawn traffic, it has been reinforced and upgraded over the years for modern use, including vehicles. Famous for its picturesque appearance, especially when illuminated at night, Albert Bridge is a cherished London landmark that blends functional engineering with aesthetic appeal.