Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge

This is the Zakin Pengga Mountain Bridge, the tall cable-stayed bridge across the Charles River in northern Boston, the 56m wide cable-stayed bridge, the world's wide cable-stayed bridge. Its main span is a 227m steel-mixed structure, which is a very conspicuous landmark in the city.

It's great to see the scenery on the bridge. A bridge that was only put into use in 2003, from Boston to the Bunker Hill in Charleston. The two-person column looks like two running people at night.

The two pillars are human-shaped and are known for their structural stability and conspicuousness in the cable-stayed bridge. The opening of the bridge makes the transportation out of Boston more convenient and fast.

A beautiful bridge that has become a Boston landmark and quintessential part of the skyline.

Amazing, beautiful bridge built by a Guatemalan architect! *fun fact* enjoy an uber ride over this bridge while staying in Boston.