BRIDGE OF SIGHS

About Bridge of Sighs

The Oxford bridge boasts a distinctive blend of architectural styles, including elements of neo-Baroque design, with intricate stonework and arched windows. Despite its romantic name, the bridge was never associated with sighs of despair; rather, it gained the moniker due to its aesthetic resemblance to its Venetian counterpart.

The Bridge of Sighs is a popular spot for tourists and photographers, offering a glimpse into Oxford's rich history and timeless charm. Located near the Bodleian Library and Sheldonian Theatre, it’s a must-visit landmark on any exploration of the historic university city.