Victoria Bridge, Truss bridge in City of Boroondara, Australia.

Victoria Bridge is a riveted wrought-iron Warren truss bridge over the Yarra River between Richmond and Hawthorn, carrying Victoria Street, tram route 109 and pedestrians. Its double-arched piers and abutments were extended to triple arches in 1890, and two ornamental tramway overhead gantries from 1916 stand on the structure.

This bridge was constructed in 1884 as the region experienced rapid growth and industrial development. Its creation helped improve transportation connections and supported the expansion of settlements across the waterway.

The bridge serves as a daily crossing for local residents, connecting communities on both sides of the waterway. It stands as a visible reminder of how infrastructure shapes the rhythm of life in the suburb.

The bridge carries daily foot and vehicle traffic and is easily accessible from the Boroondara area. Visitors should expect an active working structure set into the suburban landscape rather than a monument cordoned off for viewing.

The two ornamental tramway overhead gantries on the bridge date from 1916 and are noted for their early 20th-century ornamental design. The bridge was added to the Victorian Heritage Register on 14 June 2007 for its historical, technical and aesthetic value.