Went on it when it was extremely wobbly which was great but since it isn't wobbly any more it is rather boring!!! More

After the 1st mileneum the Knight Templars, built Bridges which are still standing today. This monstrousity cost a fortune and £millions more had to be spent on it so people could walk on it. The designers should have been hung from the sides of the bridge. More

This is one of those that you need to be a bit "geeky" to appreciate it in full. It is a footbridge (so probably best done on a day when it is not raining!) The structure, building of the bridge and the engineering solutions used are a story all of its own well worth looking into! The bridge has great... More

This bridge has provided a handy link between St Pauls Cathedral and the South Bank attractions More

the nicest way to cross the River - amazing views, and connecting St Pauls and Tate Modern, two of my favourite places More

Check out the beautiful engineering details. Congratulations to Arup and Foster for a brilliant concept. More

had hoped and I dont know why something to jump out and do something for me, its just a bridge for people with no different views from other bridges More

Taken me 12 years to get there but finally walked across it. Really cool - still cannot quite work out how it works as a suspension bridge without looking like one though. Good views up and down the river especially of the new Shard building and the Tate Modern and Shakespeare's Globe. More

It does the job. It's a bridge. It's not a beautiful bridge. It's not something to go out of your way to see. But, if you want to walk from Tate Modern to St. Paul's without getting wet, this does the job very nicely. More