The Chihuly Bridge of Glass, a 500-foot (152-meter) pedestrian bridge, connects the Thea Foss Waterway and downtown Tacoma to the Museum of Glass. As visitors cross, they pass beneath a vibrant canopy of glass, with thousands of Chihuly glassworks creating a rainbow sea overhead. Towering structures resembling rock candy add to the visual spectacle. This unique bridge not only serves as a functional link but also offers one of Tacoma’s best photo opportunities, making it a distinctive and memorable experience.
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