London Bridge

London Bridge is a historic bridge that spans the River Thames in London, England. Originally built by the Romans, the bridge has gone through various reconstructions over the centuries. The current bridge, opened in 1973, is a modern concrete and steel structure. It's often confused with its more iconic neighbor, Tower Bridge. Interestingly, in the 1960s, the older version of London Bridge was relocated to Arizona, USA, where it now serves as a tourist attraction. The bridge is a vital crossing point for pedestrians and vehicles, playing an important role in London's transport network.