Here are 7 photo spots at Millennium Bridge for you.

About the location

Opened in 2000 to mark the new millennium, it features a sleek, minimalist design. Initially, it had to be closed due to a "wobble" caused by pedestrian movement, but after modifications, it reopened in 2002. Today, it is a popular landmark offering stunning views of the River Thames and surrounding landmarks.

Best timing

Thames Festival (September) – Celebrates London’s river with light shows, performances, and floating art installations visible from the bridge.

Lord Mayor’s Show (November) – This historic parade passes nearby, with colorful floats and participants crossing central bridges.

New Year’s Eve Fireworks (December) – Although the main event is centered around the London Eye, the Millennium Bridge provides an excellent and less crowded vantage point.

Traveling

Underground (Tube)
St. Paul’s Station (Central Line): About 5–10 minutes’ walk. Head south toward the Thames.

Blackfriars Station (District & Circle Lines): Also about a 5–10 minute walk, crossing the river or walking along it.

Mansion House or Bank Stations: Slightly further but still within walking distance.

Bus
Nearby bus routes: 4, 11, 15, 17, 26, 76, 172, 388, and others stop on Ludgate Hill, Queen Victoria Street, or Southwark Street depending on which side of the bridge you're approaching from.

On foot
The bridge connects St. Paul’s Cathedral (north side) with Tate Modern and Shakespeare’s Globe (south side), making it ideal to walk as part of a cultural visit.

Other languages

Here is how Millennium Bridge is called in other languages:
CS Milenijní most DE Millennium-Brücke EL Γέφυρα της Χιλιετίας ES Puente del Milenio FI Millennium-silta FR Pont du Millénaire HI मिलेनियम ब्रिज HR Most Milenija IS Þúsaldarbrúin IT Ponte del Millennio JA ミレニアム・ブリッジ NL Millenniumbrug NO Millennium-broen PL Most Milenijny PT Ponte do Milênio RU Мост Тысячелетия SV Millenniebron TR Milenyum Köprüsü ZH 千禧桥