19. Titlis Cliff Walk, Switzerland
Snow and ski enthusiasts alike will be dazzled by the Titlis Cliff Walk, one of Europe’s highest suspension bridges. With snowy vistas visible from every angle, the bridge hangs between two rock faces, and intrepid visitors walk the 328-foot length of it with a 1,640-foot chasm unfolding beneath their feet. Once they reach the end, they can step onto the Ice Flyer glacier chair lift for a more serene end to the experience.
18. Arouca Bridge, Portugal
The Arouca Bridge, the world’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge, may be sturdy and very new – having only opened in 2021 – but it’s still anxiety-inducing to cross. Suspended 574 feet above the Paiva River in Portugal’s Arouca UNESCO Global Geopark, the bridge stretches an astounding 1,693 feet, connecting the stunning Aguieiras Waterfall and Paiva Gorge. Inspired by ancient Tibetan footbridges, its metal grid floor and railings offer a breathtaking (and nerve-wracking) 360-degree view of the dramatic scenery below.
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