Longfellow Bridge

A bridge across the Charles River in downtown Boston connects downtown Boston and the Cambridge area. My history is very old and has been around for nearly 200 years. But it is still one of the main passageways in the Cambridge area and downtown Boston.

The Longfellow Bridge, which connects Boston and Cambridge, is being temporarily removed and will be assembled after washing and repairing. Who would have thought that in the last century, there were seals under the bridge.

It feels normal. This bridge can be used by rail transit, motor vehicles and pedestrians at the same time. Standing on the bridge, the scenery on both sides is okay, but it is not very beautiful, it is quite general.

The Longfellow Bridge is one of the oldest bridges in Boston, nearly 200 years old, and the red color and beautiful sculptures make me unforgettable! The view of the Charles River on the bridge is panoramic

This bridge is a very old bridge in Boston, across the Charles River, whether it is day or night, the light and shadow here are very beautiful, you can come here to take pictures and walks, very good.