Built in 1914 as Brazil’s first suspension bridge, this landmark is a major feat of engineering and a cornerstone of São Paulo history. Built with steel cables and framework imported from Germany, it reflects early 20th-century European design. Spanning approximately 180 meters, with a width of 6.4 meters, the bridge carries cars, cyclists, and pedestrians across the channel, supported by two massive steel towers and a cable system that lends the structure its distinctive profile.