GATTEL - Ponte Vasco da Gama Review

Especially at night, it offers a panoramic view of the city of Lisbon, spectacular

My car broke down and the others passed very fast and the berm was small

It gives a lot of impression for how long it is ... it's very pretty

As the name implies is a bridge, however, is not any bridge is a bridge with history and beautiful. The bridge itself is beautiful and simple, but what gives the beautiful touch to this bridge are the green spaces around. Where kids can have fun, adults relax and spend a nice family time

I love this bridge! I actually reduced my speed (in the right lane only! 100-110 kph) to fully enjoy the magnificent construction and engineering. It's worth the toll coming back to Lisbon! Seattle is ready for a bridge like this over to the peninsula. I crossed it twice, each way!

A magnificent bridge that is impressive to see, has an architecture worth seeing and that you lose your sight with the length that it has.

Tagus second crossing brilliant engineering work one of the largest bridges in all of Europe

Bridge with good structure, safe and quiet crossing, beautiful view, and the best part without traffic

Excellent bridge, there should be one also from Barreiro

A modern bridge with a well-maintained and multi-lane road, called "Vasco da Gama", crosses the Tagus River from one side to the other, joining what was once part of the river. It is a 17-kilometer bridge that gave greater mobility to the south bank, is really a work of the 21st century.

From the most beautiful and best maintained pavement bridges

The long bright bridge standing in the ocean against the background of blue water and sky is impressive. It is certainly an attraction of Lisbon. Worth seeing. The promenade leads along to the bridge along which there are parks and restaurants.

Vasco Da Gama Bridge

The Vasco da Gama Bridge (Portuguese: Ponte Vasco da Gama) is a bridge that crosses the Tejo River in Lisbon, Portugal. Together with the viaducts and support roads, its total length is 17.2 km, making it one of the longest bridges in Europe. 0.829 km of this length is the main bridge, 11.5 km of support viaducts and 4.6 km of connection roads.

It is planned to relieve the burden of the 25 April Bridge, the other major bridge over the Tejo River. It was opened on 29 March 1998 before the Expo 98 fair, which was held in memory of the 500th anniversary of the Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama's journey to India by sea in 1998.

Via in good condition, three strips each side with central separator hard, good view, facilitates smooth flow

The price of tolls takes away some of the beauty of this magnificent work that provides us with stunning landscapes.

It's a bridge which serves a bridge's purpose. I like that about bridges. This bridge does exactly that. I've seen many bridges, and this is definitely a bridge. Bridge.

Very beautiful! It is worthwhile to meet whoever is in Lisbon is a very beautiful path to cross the bridge! If the day is sunny then even better! I advise you to go by car or bus because the bridge is very big! It has two different structures at one end it is cable-stayed and at the other it is not.

Bridge very beautiful, large and horizon without limit

I fell, be careful
I only give 2 stars because I didn't die much

Best option for those who want to escape the traffic of the 25 de Abril bridge. It has a fantastic view.

Very long bridge that crosses the Tagus river and connects Lisbon with Montijo.
Absolutely not to be missed once in the capital.

An incredible sight of a very long bridge that is lost in the distance.

A unique experience to use this architectural masterpiece

We crossed this bridge, when coming back from Setubal to Lisbon. Every night I have the view of this bridge from my Graca panoramic apartment. But the journey from one end to the other was amazing especially when we were in the middle of the bridge. Really well designed and wonderful.

Bridge that connects Lisbon (north bank) to Montijo (south bank) beautiful from any point, extensive view, with 3 lanes on each side, beautiful view over the river, the boats, the coastal area on both banks; On the one hand, the area of the faraway fair, which made Lisbon known, has itself grown and developed the exposure of the oceans. Today as ex-libris, you can see the Vasco da Gama tower to the north, the altice arena, pavilion of major cultural events, on the other side the calm, serene river and salt flats, various bird species, and the future zone (? ) Lisbon Airport.

The trip was very good, without traffic, without stress ... that's what you want ...

An amazing bridge ... 17 km long and 10 km above water, the longest in Europe and the 4th in the world, it took 3300 people to build in 3 years. The highest part above the water is 50 m.

A huge bridge of almost 18 kilometers joining the two sides of Lisbon

Awesome!!! A "most do" if you are in Lisbon, if or if you have to cross it is something fabulous!

If you love engineering you will love this. Really is impressive

One of the biggest bridges in Europe and very important to connect the two river margins.