Tolerance Bridge: Dubai Water Canal

Ronaldo 9/22/2021 10:38:00 PM

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Tolerance Bridge is the first and only clear span suspension bridge in the Middle East.

Named in honor of the International Day of Tolerance, the bridge offers pedestrians a 690-foot-long walking and cycling path over the Dubai Water Canal.

We have named Dubai's one of most beautiful bridges Tolerance Bridge, in honour of this day. Bridges connect people, cultures and hearts. pic.twitter.com/wjGXAw1Co3
— HH Sheikh Mohammed (@HHShkMohd) November 15, 2017

An iconic gateway that connects Dubai’s rich history to its vibrant future, the Tolerance Bridge over the Dubai Water Canal represents Dubai’s bringing together of people, cultures and ideas from across the world. #MyDubai pic.twitter.com/Em2XFsY6pi
— Emirates (@emirates) October 11, 2018

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