On September 27, 2025, the Queensferry Crossing opened its doors to the public as part of the annual Doors Open Day event. This iconic Scottish bridge is renowned for being the world’s longest three-tower cable-stayed bridge.
Exclusive Access to Queensferry Crossing
During this event, only 180 individuals were granted the unique opportunity to tour the landmark. Over 20,000 people expressed interest through a ballot system. This makes the chance to explore the bridge particularly coveted.
Highlights of the Tour
- Participants explored the bridge’s deck and its internal structures.
- The tour included views from beneath the motorway and insights into the central reservation.
- Visitors learned about the engineering features, construction methods, and design of the bridge.
Journalist Liam Eunson attended the tour and reported on the fascinating experience. The event highlighted the importance of the Queensferry Crossing as a key engineering achievement in Scotland.
Public engagement events like this not only showcase important infrastructures but also provide educational opportunities about engineering and design.
This year’s Doors Open Day at the Queensferry Crossing was a testament to the popularity of this engineering marvel and the public’s enthusiasm for learning more about it.
