Millennium Bridge

The Millennium Bridge is a pedestrian bridge over the Liffey River. The bridge is neither long nor wide, because the Liffey River itself is not very wide. It looks like a small river. The Millennium Bridge is very close to the Halfpenny Bridge, but the design is very general.

The bridge was also built at the time of the millennium and connects the whole Dublin Mother River

It is not one of the most beautiful bridges that cross the Lifey River, but it is a perfect point to take pictures of the Ha Penny bridge that is just next to it and also to see the sunset from here. After seeing the sun you can cross the bar area to take something, it is less than 50 metres away.

Opacized by its neighbor Ha'Penny Bridge, this is a pedestrian bridge built at the beginning of this millennium as in so many other sites. It is very useful for those who want to cross the Lifey River quickly without meeting with many tourists and good point from where to take good photos to both the most famous bridge, the Grattan bridge, and the Temple Bar.