London's most famous crossing opened in 1894. Walk the high-level walkways 34 metres above the Thames — or time your visit to watch the bascules lift for passing ships.
Westminster Bridge
Painted green to match the benches in the House of Commons, this 1862 bridge frames the classic view of Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster.
Millennium Bridge
The 'wobbly bridge' closed days after opening in 2000, then reopened in 2002. Now it's the sleek pedestrian link between St Paul's Cathedral and Tate Modern.
Blackfriars Bridge
Opened in 1869 with distinctive red-and-white ironwork — look out for the carved birds decorating its stone piers.