Golden Jubilee Bridges

The Golden Jubilee bridges are two cable stayed pedestrian bridges crossing the Thames between South Bank and Victoria Embankment. They're great for runners as they allow access to the Thames Path on either side of the river. They do get busy during the day so it's worth running early or later if you can so you don't spend the whole time dodging pedestrians.

It is definitely worth walking across both bridges – depending on the time of day, the view is sometimes more beautiful in one direction than the other.

Hungerford Bridge (also Charing Cross Bridge) is a railway bridge over the River Thames in London. The steel lattice bridge forms the main approach to Charing Cross railway terminus and is flanked on both sides by footbridges known as the Golden Jubilee Bridges.