Infinity Bridge
📍 1 Crofton Rd, Thornaby, Stockton-on-Tees TS18 2FA, UK
About Infinity Bridge
The Infinity Bridge is a breathtaking landmark spanning the River Tees in Stockton-on-Tees, renowned for its distinctive architectural design. This striking pedestrian and cycle bridge creates an optical illusion of the infinity symbol (∞) when viewed from certain angles, particularly where its two arches meet. It has become a celebrated engineering feat and a popular attraction for visitors exploring the Tees Valley.
Highly rated by visitors with an impressive 4.7/5 stars, the Infinity Bridge is celebrated for its truly unique design and stunning visual impact. Reviewers frequently praise its impressive structure and how it becomes particularly striking and beautiful after sunset, when its integrated lighting transforms the riverfront into a mesmerising display. Its innovative design makes it a photographer's delight and a memorable sight, serving as a key part of the region's regenerated riverside landscape.
Visiting Information
The Infinity Bridge is open to the public 24 hours a day, seven days a week, allowing visitors to experience its charm at any time, day or night. The attraction is fully accessible, featuring wheelchair-accessible parking and an entrance designed for easy access, ensuring all visitors can enjoy this modern marvel.
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📍 1 Crofton Rd, Thornaby, Stockton-on-Tees TS18 2FA, UK
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Showing 5 of 797 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 6 February 2026.
Absolute icon, this bridge. It offers stunning views along the tees, you're able to see the barrage, teesside park, into Stockton town, even as far as Roseberry topping! It really is a fantastical masterpiece of construction, it looks absolutely stunning both from afar and whilst you're on the actual bridge. You want to see the photos of it at night, they're so much better honestly
Wow especially when lit up! I asked near and walked around until after sunset. Sunday before Christmas so quiet, really amazing 😍 I think the sign is wrong and it's very deep...!
An Impressive structure and looks very striking at night, a lovely piece of engineering that really adds to the heritage of the region, down river from the Tees Newport Bridge and the Transporter Bridge so a great stretch of river if you want to see 3 amazing bridges "all sort of unique in their own right" in one go..
Great design in action. Got there before sunset and before it was illuminated but got some of the infinity effect. Do not miss.
It's a lovely bridge over a remarkable section of the River Tees, its always really calm walking across it and in the evening when the bridge it lit up it looks amazing. My only issues here are not with the bridge itself but the area around it. It's very quiet and no life or atmosphere around it, there is a lot of potential but super dead. Also it's feel a little unsafe in the nightfall. I've walked over and around it in the evening and there people looking dodgy.