The Toll Bridge, Grade II listed bridge in Sandwich, England
The Toll Bridge is a stone crossing in Sandwich that connects both riverbanks using sturdy pillars and metal railings. It spans the waterway and forms a key part of the medieval town's structure.
The bridge gained Grade II heritage listing and has been a key crossing point for Sandwich since its construction. It has long served as an essential link connecting the town's areas on either side of the river.
The riverside venue next to the bridge draws locals and visitors who gather there to eat and drink while looking out over the water.
The structure can be reached from either riverbank and parking is available near its northern end. The area is easy to walk around and suits a quick stop during a town visit.
The structure has retained its original design features over the years while becoming a popular spot for both locals and visitors. This blend of heritage and active community use gives it a character that goes beyond its practical function.
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