Amazing structure. Big open area with benches underneath.
Very impressive. A must see
This bridge adds an interesting touch to the entry to Jerusalem. First time I saw this bridge I was told its name was the David's Harp Bridge. Indeed it does look like the harp of the great psalmist. This is a pedestrian and light rail bridge. Beautifully lit at night with ever changing multicolored lights.
Not really suitable for a walk during summer due to the high temperature. Other then than that it is a nice place for a walk and the view is nice.
Facinating engineering and architectural structure. Best view at night when support cables become platform for a computerized light show.
The best thing is to come and see the bridge at night! Thousands of colored LED lights are programmed to perform various light shows as they dance along the many calls that support the structure.
Nice lights on the bridge. Should be visited at night.
Nice and modern. Lit up at night. Doesn't fit in old fashion Jerusalem.
Beautiful bridge. At night there is a light show. Very impressive
Beautiful at night. Especially with the new lights installed. Worth a walk over to the CBS and from there to the Kotel.
The new light work is beautiful
Very uniqe, Must see landmak in jerusalem.
Great landmark to recognize where in jerusalem you are.
Wrong architectural style for the city, basically a too-white eyesore, waste of money and possibly under engineered, maybe next time Jerusalem will get it right
I don't like it. It adds to the ugly technical electric cables feeling.
Nice monument. The biggest of its kind in Israel.
Love it or hate it. Just walk over it and enjoy the view.
How in the hell can you hate this bridge? It is a mesmerizing sight. The vision that someone had and the confidence to support it. Art meets function.