The Estaiada Bridge, officially known as the Estaiada Bridge of São Paulo, is a cable-stayed bridge located in the city of São Paulo, Brazil. Completed in 2008, it spans the Pinheiros River and connects the neighborhoods of Morumbi and Vila Andrade. The bridge is notable for its striking design, featuring a central tower that rises 138 meters high and supports the cables that hold the roadway. This iconic structure is approximately 1,000 meters long and is a key part of the city's transportation network. The Estaiada Bridge not only facilitates vehicle traffic but also serves as a landmark, enhancing the skyline of São Paulo with its modern architecture and illuminated night views.