Hungerford Bridge and Golden Jubilee Bridges

I mean yea the bridge is cool, but let's be honest; it's the views you can see on it haha. Great scenic look towards Big Ben, the Eye, St Pauls, etc.

For sure my MOST CROSSED bridge in London. Love getting off at Waterloo and walking into town over this bridge. There’s a pedestrian footbridge on both sides which is very useful. And the bit on the north end of the east footbridge is fun!!! Also fun when a train goes past. Great for views of the London skyline‼️

Beautiful experience from this bridge. Better view than any others bridges at night time especially. Would highly recommend

I had the pleasure of visiting Hungerford Bridge and Golden Jubilee Bridges in September 2022, and the experience was nothing short of magical. These iconic bridges, spanning the River Thames in London, offer not only a convenient pedestrian route but also a stunning vantage point to soak in the beauty of the city.One of the highlights of my visit was the breathtaking panoramic view of London's skyline. From the Hungerford and Golden Jubilee Bridges, you can witness some of the city's most iconic landmarks, including the London Eye, the Houses of Parliament, and the majestic Big Ben. The view is particularly enchanting during the evening when the city lights up, creating a mesmerizing backdrop for a romantic stroll or some contemplative moments.Additionally, the pedestrian-friendly pathways make it easy to explore the area at a leisurely pace. Whether you're a tourist eager to capture the perfect snapshot or a local seeking a tranquil escape, the bridges offer a welcoming environment for all.

We crossed the Thames River many times using these beautiful bridges. The views of the Eye, Big Ben, County Hall and more are great, especially at night.

This is a beautiful and picturesque pedestrian hanging bridge across River Thames. We came here by taking the underground train to Embankment station via the District line from Hammersmith. Once exiting the station, you will see the bridge, but need to climb up a staircase. Alternatively, you can access this bridge via a connecting bridge from the nearby Charing Cross train station, which will be convenient for those wheelchair bound. From the bridge, you can see beautiful London City view, River Thames and the Waterloo bridge , partial view of the London Eye too. If you are visiting Jubilee bridge, I would suggest to visit the nearby Trafalgar Square, walk over to the nearby horse and parade ground at the Whitehall, Downing Street, St James's Park as a combo tour.

Embankment Station's doorstep, a striking modern bridge offers an unparalleled view of London's iconic landmarks. Could really be enjoyed in the evening when the lights awaken. Adjacent to London Eye, vibrant Embankment, Victoria Gardens, Gordon's Wine Bar, Big Ben, and Parliament. Don't forget your camera or high-end mobile for stunning shots. Bonus: A talented steel drummer adds to the charm on sunny days.

A wonderful walk at night with both all the buildings and any boats light up. Especially impressive on the evening I was there were the colourfully light London Eye (bright red) and Shell Building (blue).For anyone wanting to get from the Trafalgar Square area including the Strand to Waterloo it makes a great alternative to taking tubes or buses.

One of my favourite Thames crossings in London. Great views of the Thames, Westminster Palace and the London eye away from the drone of automobiles. Visit at night for the most dramatic view.

There is a really beautiful view from this bridge, you can take some cool photos. I highly recommend it.