Albert Bridge

Albert Bridge is a famous bridge in London, United Kingdom, located on the Thames River connecting the London boroughs of Chelsea and Battersea. Designed by James Meadows Rendel and completed in 1873, it is noted for its elegant and strikingly green design. It is a Grade II listed structure, with a five-span bow, rainwater tanks, and Elizabethan-style lamps which were added to its structure in the late 19th century. The bridge is often referred to as the "Trembling Lady", due to its tendency to vibrate, an issue which has since been rectified. It has been used in countless films and was even featured in the opening credits of Alfie (1966). This magnificent bridge can be viewed from both the riverside and landside, offering spectacular views of the River Thames and the London skyline.