Welcome to the Golden Gate Bridge
The Golden Gate Bridge, spanning the Golden Gate Strait that connects San Francisco to Marin County, is a masterpiece of modern engineering. Opened in 1937, this suspension bridge is a global icon, renowned for its stunning Art Deco design and beautiful international orange hue.
Interesting Facts
- The bridge is 2,737 meters (8,981 feet) long.
- It was the longest and tallest suspension bridge when it opened.
- Its vibrant color was chosen to enhance visibility in San Francisco's frequent fog.
- The bridge can sway up to 6 meters (20 feet) to withstand winds and earthquakes.
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Whether you're a history buff, an engineering enthusiast, or just love breathtaking views, the Golden Gate Bridge offers something for everyone. Plan a visit today, and discover what makes this iconic structure a symbol of innovation and beauty.
You can read more about other monuments on our Landmarks Page, or jump into some amphibian fun in the Froge World!