Landmark Bridge

Arts and Culture Frankston

Description

Phone: 1300 322 842

Description

Landmark Bridge, which spans the mouth of Kananook Creek, was completed in the early 2000s' and replaced an existing footbridge.  Measuring 4 metres across, and 20 metres in length, it is a metal and concrete structure incorporating distinctive crossed arches.  A favourite subject for photographers, the bridge is especially captivating with a sunset backdrop.  At night, the bridge features an impressive arrangement and composition of lights.  Landmark Bridge is located at the Frankston waterfront and is a highlight of the scenic Frankston foreshore boardwalk.  The boardwalk extends from near the foot of Oliver's Hill to the Frankston Life Saving Club; both the bridge and boardwalk are wheelchair accessible.  In 2018, the bridge underwent a refurbishment to repair and prevent corrosion.

walk

More Nearby

23rd Key - Close to Home

23rd Key - Close to Home

Mural Name: Close to Home Artist: 23rd Key, Melbourne Artist Bio:Jess began creating work in 2005, first exhibiting her work in 2008, and has spent most of her time toiling over a table ever since. ...
La Porchetta

La Porchetta

Every La Porchetta Italian restaurant uses only the best quality ingredients to make our famous pizza and pasta, as well as our great range of meat, poultry and seafood dishes. La Porchetta's full-ran...
David Murphy - The Poet's Desk

David Murphy - The Poet's Desk

Artist: David Murphy Sculpture: The Poet's Desk Location: Frankston Foreshore About the Sculpture: Harry (1888-1954) and Annie May ‘Nan’ (1879-1961) McClelland moved to Long Island around 191...
Brett Piva - A Longing Distant Connection

Brett Piva - A Longing Distant Connection

Mural: A Longing Distant Connection As a child, a sole Quandong tree existed near to our house in South Western NSW. Every season we’d ride our pushies down to check for fruit and share thoughts on i...
Melbourne's Murals - Underwater Theme

Melbourne's Murals - Underwater Theme

Mural: Underwater Scene Artist/s: Melbourne's Murals Brigitte and Melissa are visual storytellers with 40 years’ experience and a keen eye for detail. They teamed up ten years ago to beautify walls...
One Pear Tree Café

One Pear Tree Café

One Pear Tree is a beautiful café in Frankston, walking distance from the town centre on Nepean Hwy. Serving breakfast and lunch, come in for an awarding winning Di Bella Coffee prepared by our B...
Maree Clarke & Vicki Couzens - Kangaroo Apple

Maree Clarke & Vicki Couzens - Kangaroo Apple

Artists:  Maree Clarke and Vicki Couzens Sculpture: Kangaroo Apple Location:  Long Island Drive, Frankston Aboriginal culture originates in connection to Country. As custodians ...
Halong2

Halong2

HALONG2 Vietnamese Restaurant is where delicious cuisine is created with the ingenuity and passion inspired by the fantastic flavours of Vietnam. Family owned and operated, HALONG2 is where you ...
Fishing and boating in Frankston

Fishing and boating in Frankston

Port Phillip Bay is a boating and fishing paradise. Depending on the season, keen fishermen can angle Garfish, Flathead, Snapper Australian Salmon and Silver Trevally. Bring your rod and get comfy on...
Yamala Mansion

Yamala Mansion

Yamala was one of the earliest mansions built on Oliver’s Hill. It was purchased in 1876 by Sir John Madden (1844-1918) who later became Chief Justice of Victoria, and was appointed Lieutenant Governo...

Map & Directions

3N Pier Promenade, Frankston, Australia 3199