Huandong Bridge

Huandong Bridge is a steel arch bridge in Taipei that crosses the Keelung River and connects the eastern and western sections of the city. With a main span of 170 meters and a double-deck structure, it carries multiple expressways and serves as a major traffic hub.

Construction of the bridge began in 1994 as part of Taipei's infrastructure expansion and was completed with an opening ceremony in November 2000. This project was crucial for improving transportation connections between the two banks of the Keelung River.

The bridge represents Taiwan's engineering achievements through its distinctive double-deck design, which reflects the country's technological advancement. One can observe how much public transportation development shaped this structure and its role in the city.

The bridge is easily visible from the Keelung River banks and accessible by public transportation. Visitors should note that as a traffic infrastructure, pedestrian access may be limited to certain areas.

The structure features a computerized lighting system that creates colored patterns against the night sky. This light display is especially visible from the surrounding riverfront parks and provides a visual spectacle after dark.

Official opening: November 2000

GPS coordinates: 25.05967,121.59292

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:04