Twickenham Bridge

The Twickenham Bridge is a road bridge over the River Thames in London. It connects the district of Richmond on the northeast side of the district of St. Margaret's on the southwest side, both located in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. It consists of reinforced concrete, with railings and lamps made ​​of bronze.

The bridge forms part of the main road A316 (also called Chertsey Road ), which connects the city center of London with the M3 at Sunbury-on -Thames. The center of the district of Twickenham, after the bridge is named, is located about three kilometers to the southwest. The first plans for the construction of the bridge there were in 1909, but the opening only took place on July 3, 1933 by the Prince of Wales, later King Edward VIII