Hardanger Bridge

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Located in western Norway, the Hardanger Bridge spans 1,380 meters across the Hardanger Fjord, connecting the towns of Vallavik and Bu. The bridge’s construction took five years to complete and is renowned for its impressive length and innovative design, having earned the nickname “the Norwegian Golden Gate Bridge”. It is not only a functional piece of infrastructure but also a stunning work of art, with sleek, modern design complementing the breathtaking surroundings of majestic fjords and mountain ranges. Walk or cycle along the bridge’s dedicated pedestrian and bicycle lanes, especially lovely on warm summer days when a draft blows over the bridge, and head to the bridge’s observation platform for sweeping views.