Lions Gate Bridge

Lions Gate Bridge is a historic suspension bridge connecting Vancouver to West Vancouver in British Columbia, Canada. Completed in 1938, it spans Burrard Inlet and is a vital transportation link, accommodating road traffic between the two areas. Known for its distinctive towers and Art Deco design elements, the bridge also offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and water. It was named after two prominent mountain peaks, The Lions, which resemble a pair of sleeping lions. Today, it remains an important infrastructure piece, blending functional transport with iconic engineering and scenic beauty.