The Qiantang River Bridge, a significant landmark in Hangzhou, stands as a testament to Chinese engineering, being the first modern steel bridge designed and built by Chinese engineers. Spanning the Qiantang River, this double-decker structure has been a vital part of the city’s infrastructure for over 80 years. The upper level caters to pedestrians and vehicles, while the lower level accommodates train traffic. Visitors can walk across the bridge, taking in the views of the river and the bustling city, experiencing a blend of historical significance and practical functionality.
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