London Millennium Footbridge
The London Millennium Footbridge is a 325m long suspension bridge which crosses the River Thames at Bankside on the Queen's Walk. Opened on June 10th 2000, the bridge links Tate Modern on the southbank with the City of London and St Paul’s Cathedral on the northbank.
It had been over 100 years, since the construction of Tower Bridge, that central London had been provide with a new walkway across the River Thames, a unique design which offers spectacular views of London.