Third Avenue Bridge is a historic bridge connecting Manhattan and the Bronx over the Harlem River. Constructed in 1893 and rebuilt in 2005, it spans 2,265 feet with pedestrian walkways, offering beautiful views of the river. Commuters praise its efficiency, making it a preferred route from the Bronx to Manhattan 🌉. The bridge, made of steel, highlights the city's infrastructure and is owned by the NYC Department of Transportation.
🚶 Pedestrian walkways available
🛠️ 2,265 feet (690 meters) long
🌉 Swing bridge connecting Manhattan and the Bronx
🛡️ Owned by NYC Department of Transportation
🚗 No toll charges for vehicles or pedestrians
Third Avenue Bridge provides wheelchair accessibility and includes parking facilities. Visitors appreciate the bike path and scenic views from the bridge, a popular route for events like the NYC marathon and the 5 borough bike tour.
