The Peace Bridge is a notable bridge located in Buffalo, New York, connecting the United States to Canada. It spans the Niagara River and serves as a vital transportation link for vehicles and pedestrians. Opened in 1927, the bridge is named to symbolize friendship and cooperation between the two nations. The bridge is approximately 3,580 feet long and features a unique arch design. It is an important crossing point for trade and travel, facilitating the movement of goods and people between the U.S. and Canada. The Niagara River and the surrounding area are popular for their scenic beauty and recreational activities.