Measuring 516 metres, it has a sheer drop into the river and cliffs below while connecting a waterfall and the Paiva Gorge. The bridge is called the 516 Arouca, and is located just outside Porto. It is estimated that the walk across takes between 5 to 10 minutes. While there is no official date for its opening, it is expected to be ready for the public by the end of this month.
Portugal set to open the world’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge
in News · 08 Oct 2020, 08:34 · 5 Comments
May one use an electric powered wheel-chair ?
Roberto de Tomar
By Cavaleiro from Other on 08 Oct 2020, 15:31
Let's hope not to many people use it at once.we all know what happened to the millennium bridge in london.had to be closed and re designed.
By Peter from Lisbon on 08 Oct 2020, 18:05
Cascais please looking at investing in farmland
By Lucy from Lisbon on 09 Oct 2020, 08:53
Hello. There is a Ancient Shipwreck Found From Ancient Maritima Cultura of Castelo de Ourem, Santarem Portugal Found Sunk And Intact In the Delaware Rio of Pennsylvania, United states of America. It Contains a Lost Royal Shipment of Gold and gold Estimated in Billions of Dollars. Can Anyone in the Republic of Portugal Please tell me Why Your Country Would Not Want to Get This Shipwreck And Her Royal Cargo of Gold And Silver Returned to Portugal? Respectfully,John M.Mcnally,3rd.
By John Michael McNally, 3rd. from USA on 09 Oct 2020, 23:43
What about Baglung Parbat Footbridge 567m? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_suspension_bridge#Notable_bridges
By Pierre Andersson from Other on 07 Sep 2021, 14:22