Coldstream Bridge - Coldstream

The Coldstream Bridge is a historic structure situated on the A697 Road, River Tweed, Northumberland, United Kingdom. Built in 1767, it serves as a connection between England and Scotland. This bridge boasts a rich history and offers breathtaking views of the River Tweed. Visitors can enjoy picturesque walks along the river and explore the surrounding areas, including the Nun's Walk and Coldstream Town.

With a 4.6/5 average rating on Google My Business, the Coldstream Bridge has garnered 29 reviews from satisfied visitors. Many have praised the bridge's iconic architecture, lovely views, and the opportunity for pleasant walks in the area.

Some noteworthy features of the Coldstream Bridge include:

• Its historical significance as a connection between two countries
• The beautiful views of the River Tweed
• Nice walks along the river and through the nearby town

While visitors have generally enjoyed their experiences at the bridge, some have also mentioned poor access to the sides of the bridge. Nonetheless, the Coldstream Bridge remains a popular landmark for those traveling through the Northumberland region.

👍 Reviews of Coldstream Bridge

Timothy S.

5/5

Great place to enter Scotland. Stop for the views of the Tweed. There are nice walks to be had too.

Adam G.

5/5

Great walk from Jacob's Well & Coldstream Bridge along the Nuns Walk back into Coldstream Town. Beautiful views onto the river Tweed.

Matthew L.

5/5

Great views from the bridge. Walked over it and followed the footpath below also.

Luke B.

5/5

Built in 1767 to link the two countries together. Very nice iconic bridge. Nice walks along the river in to coldstream.

allan F.

5/5

Lovely view from the bridge and great bit of architecture.

Carl T.

4/5

Beautiful view right on the English Scottish boarder

Erin W.

3/5

Poor access down to sides of bridge

Douglas H.

5/5

lovely views. can view salmon coming up river at cauld