Located in a beautiful place and with a rich history. It's only a short walk from the Chain Bridge Honey Farm. It's a fantastic piece of engineering and the location is gorgeous.

The bridge was closed to traffic for renovations while I was there, but pedestrians could walk across. It provides an easy way to say that you have been to Scotland (and, I suppose, coming from the other direction, it's an easy way to get to...More

This is one of the longest spanning man made bridges left ,it crosses from England to Scotland over the river Tweed it’s single file and only allows one car on at a time it is under maintenance and closed work days just now ,this is...More

Although historically significant, the bridge is rather unexceptional to see and go over. Nice view of the Tweed.

It would be nice to think that it is always as quiet and tranquil as it was when we visited. I suspect it does attract a fair few visitors. Constructed as a suspension bridge to link England and Scotland. Lovely views of The Tweed and...More

this area is so full of history and is stunning ive walked all round this area and would recomend to anyone to visit.

When opened in 1820 this was the longest wrought iron suspension bridge in the world. With a span of 137 m (so it's said) it crosses the River Tweed linking England and Scotland. Take care if you're crossing by car - the bollards are narrow....More