The world’s longest pedestrian bridge is in switzerland

August 1, 2017

It has been built in just 10 weeks by SWISSROPE. The longest pedestrian bridge is 494-meter-long (1,621 feet) bridge is suspended at 85 meters (300 feet) above the valley and in the middle of a breathtaking view of the alps.

It is located along the path between Grächen and Zermatt and it is part of the europaweg two-day hiking trail.

Photography: europaweg

Luca Onniboni

Editor & Founder of Archiobjects and co-founder of Objects. Luca is an Italian aspirant architect inspired by everything is related to architecture and design and passionate to the new digital media.

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