Nestling among the rocky mountains of Portugal’s Arouca Geopark, a new bridge has become the world’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge.
It’s taken two years to build and cost 2.3 m euros ($2.8 million). It is due to open fully to visitors from 3 May, but some local residents have already had a chance to try it out.
One of the first people to visit the bridge said he was “a little afraid” but that the experience was “extraordinary.”
