The Erasmus Bridge is a striking cable-stayed bridge located in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Completed in 1996, it spans the Nieuwe Maas River and connects the northern and southern parts of the city. The bridge is known for its unique design, featuring a single, tall pylon that supports the bridge deck with cables, giving it a modern and elegant appearance. Measuring 802 meters in length, the Erasmus Bridge is often referred to as "The Swan" due to its graceful shape. It serves as a vital transportation link for vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians, enhancing connectivity in the bustling urban environment of Rotterdam.