5. Millau Viaduct, France
The Millau Viaduct ranks as one of the tallest bridges on Earth, with a height of more than 1,100 feet into the skies in southern France. It’s best to steer clear if you have a sort of enmity with heights, especially since the wind up here is as fierce as it gets. It stands taller than the Eiffel Tower and connects Paris and Spain. It’s also incredibly long, measuring more than 8,000 feet, with only 9 supporting columns holding it up from the valley below.
6. Storseisundet Bridge, Norway
Looks deceive. While this might look like a “rollercoaster” fun bridge, the Storseisundet bridge is everything but fun. Its sharp bends and heavy dips and drops is a challenge only for the brave of heart. Just riding here can shoot up your blood pressure but that is to say the least. This area is also famous for hurricanes and dangerous rains, as well as huge waves that engulf the bridge from time to time.
