Photos of Pulteney Bridge

The Avon River originating in southwest England nourishes the fertile soil of the small town of Bath. On the banks of the Pulteney Bridge, the river's turbulent southward gesture has also become a beautiful scenery in this delicate town. Pulteney Bridge is a stone three-arch bridge. Although it spans both sides of the Avon River, it is more like a bridgehead. It is only surrounded by brick walls and has no open-air form. There are no tea rooms, cafes, and souvenir shops. It is a good way to pass the time by listening to the sound of rushing water on the stone fence full of bird droppings. The west bank of Pulteney Bridge is a good place for tourists to take pictures. In addition to the rigid and soft Avon River, seagulls and waterfowl, this is also a relatively broad lookout platform before entering the narrow core scenic area of Bath city. Before the essence of the city of springs is revealed, please have a good brewing here.