1. Visitor Centre and Exhibits

The Humber Bridge Visitor Centre is a great place to begin your visit. Located at the foot of the bridge on the Hull side, it offers a range of exhibits about the bridge's history, engineering, and the construction process.

• Interactive Exhibits: Learn about the design and construction of the bridge with detailed displays and videos.

• Humber Bridge Story: A permanent exhibition detailing the history of the bridge and the challenges faced during its construction.

• Gift Shop: A selection of souvenirs, books, and memorabilia related to the Humber Bridge and the local area.

2. Humber Bridge Viewing Area

On both sides of the bridge, there are scenic viewing areas where you can get a panoramic view of the Humber Estuary and surrounding countryside. These areas are perfect for photography and picnicking.

• Best Views: The viewing area on the south side (Hull side) offers an excellent vantage point of the bridge and estuary.

• Accessibility: The viewing platforms are wheelchair accessible, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the views.

3. Walking and Cycling

• Walk Across the Bridge: The Humber Bridge has a dedicated pedestrian and cycling path, allowing you to walk or cycle across this remarkable structure. It takes approximately 30 minutes to walk across the bridge, and you can experience the magnificent views of the Humber Estuary as you go.

• Cycling: Cyclists are welcome to use the bridge’s cycle path. The path is safe and well-maintained, making it a popular route for cyclists in the area.

  Note: The Humber Bridge is quite windy, so if you're walking or cycling, be prepared for changing weather conditions.

1. Hessle Foreshore

• Located on the southern bank of the Humber, Hessle Foreshore is a peaceful area for a stroll along the estuary. There are beautiful walks along the river and nature reserves nearby.

• Hessle Riverside: A charming area with local cafes, shops, and pubs perfect for a post-visit meal or drink.

2. Humber Bridge Country Park

• Situated near the Humber Bridge, the Country Park offers a network of walking trails, picnic spots, and wildlife-rich areas. The park is ideal for a family outing or a quiet day in nature.

3. The Deep (Hull)

• If you are visiting Hull, consider checking out The Deep, one of the most spectacular aquariums in the UK. Located in the heart of Hull, it’s just a short drive from the Humber Bridge.

• Address: Tower Street, Hull, HU1 4DP.

• Attractions: The Deep offers a wide variety of marine life, from sharks to turtles, and has a glass tunnel for visitors to walk through.

4. Barton-upon-Humber

• On the northern side of the Humber Bridge, Barton-upon-Humber is a picturesque town with a rich history. You can visit St. Peter’s Church, explore the local shops, or enjoy a walk along the River Humber.

5. North Lincolnshire and the Wolds

• If you're up for a longer adventure, head into the rolling hills of the Lincolnshire Wolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Wolds offer excellent walking, cycling, and scenic drives.

1. Hull Old Town

• Hull's Old Town is a charming and historic area with cobbled streets, museums, and galleries. Notable sites include the Hull Maritime Museum and the Streetlife Museum of Transport.

2. Spurn Head

• Spurn Head is a narrow, remote peninsula at the mouth of the Humber Estuary. It is a designated nature reserve, famous for its wildlife, walking trails, and stunning coastal scenery.

3. Bridlington

• A short drive from the Humber Bridge, the seaside town of Bridlington offers sandy beaches, traditional seaside entertainment, and historical sites like the Bridlington Priory.

• Construction: The Humber Bridge was the longest single-span suspension bridge in the world until 1998, when it was surpassed by the Akashi Kaikyō Bridge in Japan.

• Cost: The bridge cost £98 million to build, which was a significant amount for its time.

• Design: The design features a unique combination of suspension and cable-stayed elements, making it both an engineering feat and an aesthetic landmark.

Official Humber Bridge Resources

1. Humber Bridge Website
   www.humberbridge.co.uk
   Official site with information on the bridge, its history, visitor facilities, and services.

2. Humber Bridge Visitor Centre
   www.humberbridge.co.uk/visitor-centre
   Details about the Visitor Centre, including opening hours, exhibits, and facilities.

Local Transport Information

3. Hull City Transport (Stagecoach)
   www.stagecoachbus.com
   For bus services to the Humber Bridge and surrounding areas.

4. National Rail Enquiries
   www.nationalrail.co.uk
   For train travel information to Hull, Hessle, and Barton-upon-Humber.

5. Humber Bridge Toll Information
   www.humberbridge.co.uk/toll-charges
   Information on toll charges for vehicles crossing the Humber Bridge.

Nearby Attractions

6. The Deep (Hull)
   www.thedeep.co.uk
   One of the UK’s most spectacular aquariums, located in Hull.

7. Hessle Foreshore
   www.visithull.org
   Visit Hull's official site for information about the Hessle Foreshore and local amenities.

8. Barton-upon-Humber Town Council
   www.bartonuponhumber.org.uk
   Information about the town of Barton-upon-Humber, local events, and attractions.

9. Spurn Head Nature Reserve
   www.ywt.org.uk/nature-reserves/spurn
   A nature reserve at the mouth of the Humber Estuary, perfect for birdwatching and scenic walks.

10. Hull Maritime Museum
    www.hullcc.gov.uk/museum
    Explore Hull’s maritime heritage at the Hull Maritime Museum.

Visitor Services & Amenities

11. Humber Bridge Country Park
    www.humberbridgecountrypark.co.uk
    Information about walking trails, wildlife, and outdoor activities near the Humber Bridge.

12. Humber Bridge Gift Shop
    www.humberbridge.co.uk/gift-shop
    Browse souvenirs and books related to the Humber Bridge.

Weather & Conditions

13. BBC Weather - Humber Bridge
    www.bbc.co.uk/weather
    Check the current weather conditions around the Humber Bridge for your visit.

14. Met Office Weather Forecast
    www.metoffice.gov.uk
    For detailed weather forecasts for the Humber region.

Social Media

15. Humber Bridge Facebook Page
    www.facebook.com/HumberBridge
    Official Facebook page with updates, photos, and news about the bridge.

16. Humber Bridge Twitter
    www.twitter.com/Humber_Bridge
    For real-time updates, announcements, and community engagement.