25th of April Bridge

April 25 Bridge, across the Tru River, a landmark building in Lisbon, Portugal. Unnamed. When I first entered Lisbon, I passed a bridge and the tour guide said gently: On April 25, the bridge arrived... I was surprised to understand that in 1966, in order to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the rule of Prime Minister Salazar of Portugal, the bridge was built and named the Salazar Bridge; Portugal's "Lilac Revolution" on April 25, 1974, overthrows Salazar's dictatorship and establishes a democratic regime; in honor of this historical moment, the bridge was renamed "April 25 Bridge". The shape of the twin tower suspension bridge, the half-circle arc steel cable group, the orange bridge body... the same appearance, known as the sister bridge of San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge. The road and railway are dual-use, the bridge spans 1012 meters, and the total length is 2,277 meters. It is both the main artery of north-south traffic in Lisbon, and it is like a rainbow across the Tejo River, which has become an iconic landscape in Lisbon. Tip: On the south bank of the bridge is another landmark building in Lisbon - on the top of Almada, the statue + the large statue of Jesus with a total height of 110 meters, opens your huge hands and overlooks the beautiful Lisbon.

I personally prefer the "April 25" bridge on the Tahoe River in Lisbon. The "sister bridge" of San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge commemorates the April 25, 1974, Portuguese overthrow of the military government in the "Lilac Revolution", establishing a democratic regime. The total length is 2278 meters, it is the first long bridge in Europe and the third long cable-stayed bridge in the world. Lisbon faces the Atlantic Ocean, with obvious microclimate characteristics, the hotel on the mountain is sunny, but the city is cloudy.

The third largest suspension bridge in the world is also an important transportation hub for leaving the city. The whole venue is close to three kilometers. It spans this wide river. The natural scenery of the bridge is very good, and the river water is also very urgent. [Fun] Interesting place [Cost-effective] Very high price

You can't miss this striking sister bridge of the Golden Gate Bridge of San Francisco when you're in Lisbon. The best place to view this magnificent 2km bridge is probably from Sanctuary of the Christ of King in Almada.

The 25th April Bridge, previously known as the Salazar Bridge, is an architectural milestone in Lisbon, Portugal, and also a popular online tourist attraction. With more than 2 km long, it was designed by the American company American Bridge and is notable for its similarity to the famous Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. This bridge is a jewel of civil engineering and architectural design. The design is attributed to the American Bridge company, which, as I said before, is the same as the famous Golden Gate in San Francisco designed. It is not surprising that it is often compared to its Californian cousin.The red painting of the bridge makes it not only more visible for the ships on the river, but also makes it an attractive piece in the Lisbon landscape. From far, the bridge is highlighted against the sky and water, being a reference point and a city postal. In summary, the bridge of 25 April is not just a achievement of engineering and architecture, but it is also a beauty object and an integral part of the Lisbon landscape.

It is very similar to the San Francisco Bridge. It is worth a visit. The bridge fee is 4.15 euros. If you can see the sunset, the scenery is more beautiful!

April 25 bridge (Portuguese: Ponte 25 de Abril), once the first long bridge in Europe and the third long suspension bridge in the world. In honor of the overthrow of the military government by the Portuguese people in the "Lilac Revolution". The train was opened on August 6, 1966, and then in 1999 the train lane was added. The bridge was built by the American company that built the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge (San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge). The original name was Salazar Bridge (Portuguese: Ponte Salazar).