The Great Belt Bridge
The next place on the list of the most expensive bridges ever built is the Great Belt Bridge (or Great Belt Fixed Link). It is a visitor connection between Danish islands Zealand and Funen. Great Belt Fixed Link is fabricated from a suspension bridge and railroad tunnel that connects Zealand with the island Sprogø and a container girder bridge that connects Sprogø with Funen. Great Belt Fixed Link is designed by Dissing+Weitling.
The Great Belt Fixed Link is one of the world’s biggest bridges, and riding throughout the Great Belt offers you a feel of the large attempt that went into its creation. The Eastern Bridge (a suspension bridge), the Western Bridge (a low-degree bridge), and the Eastern Tunnel for the railway are all a part of the complex (an undersea bored tunnel).
The complete 18-kilometer hyperlink between Zealand and Funen changed between 1988 and 1998. The bridge sees extra than 27,000 cars every day on average, with as many as 40,000 vehicles consistent with the day on aggravating summertime season days for the duration of the top season.
Construction costs: $6.28 billion
Location: Storebæltsbroen, 4220 Korsør, Denmark
