Bristol's newest bridge has been lowered into position over the floating harbour at Temple Quay by one of the largest mobile cranes in Britain.
The £2.4m bridge weighs 75 tonnes, spans 55m (180ft) and will link the city centre to Temple Meads station for pedestrians and cyclists.
The stainless steel bridge was commissioned as a work of art and will be illuminated at night.
It is expected to open on 20 August after safety checks.
Magella Lynch, project director for the developers Castlemore Securities, said: "It all went to plan - like clockwork.
"It was lifted into position just as we wanted it. It looks marvellous. I think it looks phenomenal.
"It's a beautiful piece of public art that we provided for Bristol and the general public can use it."
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