The Dagu Bridge was designed by world-renowned bridge design master Academician Deng Wenyi, with a total length of 243 meters and a width of 32 meters. Its concept is "sun and moon shining together." Located between the Jiefang Bridge and the Guangchang Bridge, the Dagu Bridge officially began construction on July 6, 2003. After more than a year of building, it became the first of the first five newly constructed bridges over the Haihe River to open to traffic. The large arch faces east, symbolizing the rising sun, while the smaller arch faces west, symbolizing the moon, forming an observation platform where pedestrians can enjoy the beautiful views of the Haihe River.
Address: Dagu North Road, Heping District, Tianjin City (at the intersection with Wujing Road)
Type: Bridge
Recommended visiting time: 20–30 minutes
Opening hours:
Open all day
Ticket information:
No admission fee.
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