13. Ireland’s Living Bridge
Situated in Ireland’s Limerick
Founded in 2007
Price: $12 million
The Living Bridge in Limerick, Ireland, is among the most unusual bridges in the world because it combines contemporary design with a natural setting. This unique bridge spans the River Shannon and links the University of Limerick campus with the nearby county of Clare. It was completed in 2007 at a cost of $12 million. Its addition of rich foliage and plants, which forms a living environment atop its arches, is what distinguishes it.

Ireland’s Living Bridge Adobe.com/©miss/stock
In addition to serving as a means of transit, the Living Bridge draws tourists from all over the world as a representation of environmentally conscious architecture. The Living Bridge showcases its adaptability and community involvement by holding a variety of cultural events, such as outdoor concerts and art exhibitions.
