The Clyde Arc is a distinctive bridge located in Glasgow, Scotland. It spans the River Clyde and connects the neighborhoods of Finnieston and Tradeston. Opened in 2006, the bridge is known for its unique crescent shape and vibrant lighting, which enhances its visual appeal at night. This pedestrian and cyclist bridge is part of a larger effort to improve connectivity in the city. The design allows for easy access to various attractions, including the SECC and the Hydro, making it a popular route for both locals and tourists.