This is a silver coloured stunning bridge. It was inaugurated in 2000 and has a very modern look. It is the first pedestrian-only bridge over Thames. It was nicknamed the Wobbly Bridge because it has no supporting columns and had initial tremors when too many people walked on it at one time. So the bridge was opened then closed, the problem was fixed and it was reopened after two months. It was given the name Millenium Bridge because it was the first bridge built in this Mellenium after a gap of 100 years since a new bridge was constructed over Thames. From this bridge you can have the best view of Saint Paul’s Cathedral. On the other side you can see the Tate Modern and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre.

The Millennium Bridge opened in 2000 is a Suspension Bridge", initially dubbed the "Wobbly Bridge" causing its closure so that it could be corrected and reopened in 2002. It is located between the Southwark and Blackfriars Bridges. It has access to the Tate Modern Art Gallery.

This foot bridge crosses the Thames between St Pauls and the Tate Modern and gives good views and photo opportunities both up and down the Thames. It still has the nickname of the Wibbly Wobbly Bridge due to the swaying motion it experienced when first opened, which caused it to be closed for two years for modifications to be made to stabilise the structure. I don't think it will ever loose this name!!

This bridge goes from St Paul’s Cathedral to the Tate Modern. It’s a perfect spot to take a classic photo of St Paul’s and for some lovely river views. Crossing it is free so give it a try!