America is filled with many wonders. From the exquisite Grand Canyon to the never-ending stretches of crystal clear beaches.

From striking American bridges to ancient Roman aqueducts, these structures are one of a kind. It’s time to discover the most famous bridges and what makes them so unique. From fun facts to ...

This 4,760-foot bridge connecting upper Manhattan’s Washington Heights to New Jersey is one of the most famous bridges in the United States. Completed and opened to traffic in October 1931 ...

For this reason, arch bridges must be made of materials that are strong under compression. The Romans used stones. One of the most famous examples of their handiwork is the Pont du Gard aqueduct ...

From the results, researchers were able to produce a ranking of the planet's most misidentified famous landmarks. The list includes London bridges, palaces in Vienna and ancient buildings in Mexico.

Though he never became a fine artist, one day young Joseph would help create one of the most famous bridges in the world. A tenacious campaigner, Strauss was selected by his peers as both class ...

These are all working-scale models of famous lighthouses elsewhere in the US, and they dot Lake Havasu’s shoreline. But further away from the bridge and ... The most dramatic of these is Copper ...

There are now four major bridges that cross the canal, but Rialto is by far the most famous. The bridge's current incarnation is the handiwork of Antonio da Ponte, who beat out Michelangelo and ...

Along with Parliament and Big Ben, Tower Bridge is London's next must-see architectural marvel, not to mention the most famous bridge that crosses the Thames. Construction on the bridge started in ...