This is an iconic structure linking Tsyside to the Kingdom of Fife. It is dual carriageway in both directions and well maintained. It is free to motorists with recovery services on hand in case of breakdowns.

One of the best places to view the river Tay and all the waterfront, including the V&A museum, is from the Tay road bridge. You can walk over it or cycle along the central lane reserved for walking/cycling.To get on the bridge, there is an...More

The Tay road bridge slopes its way down to Dundee from the Kingdom of Fife. I have walked, cycled and driven across this bridge, there’s a central reservation for pedestrians / cyclists so there’s no need to slum it with the motorists. It certainly isn’t...More

A really good example of engineering from the 20th Century. Not remarkable as from your car there isnt much to see but look at it from the land and admire the length. A really good drive giving a different aspect to Dundee

After coming away from the V&A, we walked along the riverside until we were under the Tay Bridge. There's a lot of information as well as a staircase that takes you up onto the bridge itself.

The bridge across the Tay provides beautiful views of the city of Dundee on one side and Fife on the other. Also lovely views of the nearby rail bridge and down to the open Tay estuary to Broughty Ferry and beyond into the North Sea....More

Have been over this bridge many a time. It doesn't seem to have got any less bumpy! You get some great views of the River and City of Dundee.