3 Photo Spots at the John Frost Bridge

The John Frost Bridge, also known as the "Bridge to Arnhem," is a notable landmark in Arnhem, Netherlands. It gained fame during World War II as a strategic crossing point during Operation Market Garden. The bridge was named after Major-General John Dutton Frost, who led British airborne forces in the battle for Arnhem in September 1944. Today, the bridge serves as a symbol of resilience and remembrance of the sacrifices made during the war.