Arouca Bridge, Portugal: Are you brave enough to cross the world's longest pedestrian bridge?
Guinness World Records says on its website that the worlds longest suspension bridge for pedestrians is Japan’s Kokonoe Yume Bridge, which opened in 2006 and spans 390m. But the Charles Kuonen Suspension Bridge, which opened in the Swiss Alps in 2017, challenges that mark at 494m. Sergio Azenha/AP The worlds longest pedestrian bridge is in Arouca, northern Portugal. The Arouca Bridge cost €2.3 million (NZ$3.85 million) to build. Children under age six are not allowed on it and all visits ...
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