The Menai Suspension Bridge is a historic bridge located in Wales, connecting the island of Anglesey to the mainland. Completed in 1826, it was designed by the engineer Thomas Telford and spans the Menai Strait, allowing vehicles and pedestrians to cross. The bridge is notable for its impressive length of 1,500 feet and its elegant design, featuring large stone towers and a suspended roadway. The bridge played a crucial role in improving transportation and trade in the region. It was the first major suspension bridge in the world and remains an important landmark in Wales. Today, the Menai Suspension Bridge is a designated Grade I listed structure, attracting visitors and engineering enthusiasts alike.