Zakim Bridge

The Zakim Bridge is a prominent cable-stayed bridge in Boston, Massachusetts, connecting the city’s North End with Charlestown. It features tall, arching towers from which steel cables extend to support the roadway. This design allows for a strong, flexible, and visually striking structure. Opened in 2003, the Zakim Bridge primarily carries Interstate 93 traffic and is notable for its sleek, modern appearance. Its innovative engineering and distinctive shape have made it a recognizable symbol of Boston’s urban landscape, blending functionality with contemporary architecture.