Top 10 Suspension Bridges across Europe

Suspension bridges are architectural masterpieces that can take you to breathtaking heights. Discover the following ten breathtaking bridges over canyons, in mountains and across Europe. Experience the adrenaline rush of crossing these unique suspension bridges!

The Best European Suspension Bridges

Running over a steep canyon, gently swaying in the wind and impressive architecturally at first glance: this is how typical, spectacular suspension bridges for pedestrians look. The path over them? Not possible for people with a fear of heights! But the reward for those who dare? Adrenaline rushes and happiness on the other side – because that’s how you overcame the challenge!

There are many suspension bridges that are free to explore on foot, perhaps even guiding you through a hiking area and almost forcing you to take the shortcut across a deep gorge. There are others that require a fee for you to enter, but it will pay for itself in no time. Be it in the beautiful south in Portugal, straight out the front door in Germany, or high in the north in Norway: Here we show you ten different suspension bridges in Europe that are great for thrills and adventures!

8. Peak Walk

The Peak Walk is the only suspension bridge in the world that connects two mountain peaks and provides direct pedestrian access between them. It is set against the backdrop of magnificent Switzerland, and the two connected mountain peaks are View Point and Scex Rouge on Glacier 3000. You will experience unparalleled views of mountains in the Swiss cantons of Bern, Valais and Vaud along the way.

It is 107 meters long and only 80 centimeters wide: That is your path from one summit to the other. The panoramic view of the snow-covered Swiss Alps is always there. You can set off for the bridge flexibly, depending on the weather, since the crossing is free of charge. You only have to pay for the gondola ride up the mountain itself.