Incredible Georgian architecture. It has fabulous views of the garden below. It is lined with shops across both sides - one of only four in the world like it. It was designed in 1769 by Robert Adam. Very interesting features and incredible views.

wonderful bridge. shops along it which is rare and when in the shops you can get a great view from the shop windows. great views from the side of the bridge which overlooks the river and the gardens. impressive and a must see when in barf

Pulteney Bridge is a unique bridge - very monumental and is a great example of Georgian architecture. Not only just a stunning bridge, it has shops and restaurants on both sides and once you step, you don't realise you are walking across a bridge. Must visit when in Bath.

This is a great spectacle and a wonderful piece of architecture. Bath is the only place where a bridge like this feels truly at home. The views of it are lovely and the views from it, specifically from one of the pretty little cafes on the bridge itself are also beautiful. Apart from bridges in Italy like the Rialto and the ponte vecchio I haven’t seen anything like it. Adorned with shops and cafes that are worth a quick look in their own right.

A stunning stone bridge. It is lined with classical and elegant buildings. They are now restaurants, stores, and ancient map bookstore. The original beautiful terminating pavilions have unfortunately been remodeled. Some travel books and web pages report that it is one of only four bridges lined with shops in the world. In fact, not only that, according to my knowledge, there are at least another 6 scattered in France, Italy, Germany and Bulgaria. There are many beautiful cover bridges in Southern China, some of them have also been turned into pavilions, houses, and even temples on the bridge. When visiting, be careful of cars passing by. It is said that there is plan to convert the bridge into a pedestrian area. That would be awesome.

Absolutely beautiful place to visit. Great to take photos of. If you get a chance - head over to the Thai Weir and continue down the steps and there you can catch a boat trip so you can get extra close. Boat trip has two boats running and is around 40 mins to an hour.

What a truly lovely sight so in keeping with the surroundings. We saw this on a bright sunny day this week and the water looked like it was dancing in the sunshine. Well maintained. Definitely recommend a visit.