洛阳桥
Luoyang Bridge
Luoyang Bridge Luoyang Bridge is located at the junction of Wan'an Street in Luojiang District and Luoyang Town in Hui'an County. It was built in 1053 in the Northern Song Dynasty. It is the earliest existing cross-sea stone bridge in China. It is also known as the four ancient bridges in China along with Marco Polo Bridge, Guangji Bridge and Zhaozhou Bridge. Its most famous "black technology" is "growing oysters to consolidate the foundation" - raising oysters on the bridge foundation and using oyster shells to cement the scattered stones together. It is the earliest record in the world of using organisms for bridge engineering. Public transportation: It is more convenient to take a taxi from the city. If you drive by yourself, you can navigate to the "Luoyang Bridge South Official Convenient Parking Lot".
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洛阳桥
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Before you go
Check the essentials before you visit
- Booking
- Confirm reservation requirements
- Admission notes
- Check official information
- Suggested visit
- 3 hr
- Information updated
- 9/29/2026
Hours, prices, booking rules and ID requirements can change. Confirm them with the attraction before booking or setting out.
Opening hours
Confirmed opening hours are not available on this page. Check opening and last-entry times with the venue before setting out.
Getting there
Public transportation: It is more convenient to take a taxi from the city. If you drive by yourself, you can navigate to the "Luoyang Bridge South Official Convenient Parking Lot".
Practical notes
It is recommended to check the tide table before going. When the tide is low, you can see the densely packed oyster shells on the bridge piers. Watching the sunset in the evening is also very impressive. Please refer to the latest official announcement for opening, reservation and ticketing arrangements.
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