The Samuel Beckett Bridge is a striking pedestrian and vehicular crossing over the River Liffey, designed by Santiago Calatrava. Its distinctive form echoes the shape of an Irish harp, making it one of Dublin's most photographed landmarks. Located in the Docklands area, the bridge has become an iconic symbol of the city's regenerated riverside quarter. Whether you're crossing it or viewing it from the quays, its elegant cable-stay structure and striking white cables make it unmissable when visiting Dublin.