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Ha'penny Bridge
Bridge4.5 · 14 4944.1 · 2 454≈ 18 minFree entry378 m from the center
Spanning the River Liffey since 1816, this graceful cast-iron footbridge is one of Dublin's most cherished landmarks. Officially named the Liffey Bridge, it gained its enduring nickname from the halfpenny toll originally charged to cross. Featuring an elegant white arched structure illuminated by traditional lanterns, it connects vibrant Temple Bar with North Dublin and offers charming views of the river traffic.
Highlights
- Historic cast-iron footbridge opened across the River Liffey in 1816
- Beloved nickname commemorating the historic halfpenny pedestrian toll
- Iconic white arch with vintage lanterns connecting Temple Bar to the north
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