From the eastern end of the Falls walk, visitors reach a viewpoint where the Victoria Falls Bridge comes dramatically into view. Built in 1905 and commissioned by Cecil Rhodes, the bridge arches gracefully across the gorge, linking Zimbabwe and Zambia. From this vantage point, travellers can watch trains, vehicles, and even daredevil bungee jumpers leaping 111 metres into the gorge below. The sight is especially captivating because the bridge appears through a veil of mist rising from the Falls, often framed by rainbows in the spray. Guides usually share the storey of how the bridge was constructed over a century ago with no modern cranes, yet still stands strong today. It’s one of the most photogenic points on the tour — combining engineering, history, and natural wonder all in a single view.