Vasco da Gama Bridge

The bridge is a very stylish building. The visit and play here are still very good. The construction of the entire bridge is also very fun for people. The sightseeing car can see many good landscapes when passing here. [View] The natural scenery is quite fun [Fun] Fun is also very interesting

This 20-kilometer bridge across the Taigas River is named after the navigator Da Gamma, who departs from the harbor at the mouth of the Taigas River to India, bringing back the specialties and insights of the East, and this bridge is a must for Lisbon to the west to the Portuguese-Western border.

A grand sea-crossing cable-stayed bridge is the ninth longest bridge in the world. It connects Lisbon with the south bank and is named after the famous navigator Dagama in grape history. The view on both sides of the bridge is very good.

I travelled through this bridge right after leaving Lisbon on my way to Faro.

Vascoda Gama Bridge was built as the longest bridge in Portugal and Europe, including viaducts. It is also the ninth longest bridge in the world. The bridge flew over the Teju Estuary to connect Lisbon with the South bank. Named after the famous navigator Dagama. Before April 25, the traffic pressure of the Dagama Bridge was too high. After the completion of the Dagama Bridge, the traffic jam between the two banks was effectively alleviated. Take Bus 708 at ParqueNa &5; esNorte Station to reach the northwest end of the bridge.

By car, it was cloudy and the sky was a little grey. There's a beautiful hotel next to it. It can be in HIGH TEA. The top level is SPA. The bridge is a bit like Macau, but many times longer than Macau. Here you can make a cable car, one way and round trip. We chose a one-way trip and didn't have to go to the next place by the way. It's about a few minutes, so friends who want to take pictures should hurry up. You can see the bridge and the ocean Pavilion on it. It's beautiful. Fashion Travel Blogger @kymico_chan