Overtoun Bridge (Scotland): 

Located in Dumbarton, Scotland, this bridge has gained notoriety for the number of dogs that have allegedly leaped to their deaths from it for unknown reasons.

Aokigahara Forest Suspension Bridge (Japan):

 Situated in the infamous Aokigahara Forest, also known as the "Suicide Forest," this bridge is associated with a high number of suicides and is considered eerie due to the forest's dark reputation.

Storseisundet Bridge (Norway):

 Also known as the "Drunk Bridge," this curvy bridge in Norway creates an optical illusion, making it appear as if it leads straight into the ocean when viewed from certain angles.

Hussaini Hanging Bridge (Pakistan):

 Located in northern Pakistan, this suspension bridge is notorious for its decaying and missing planks, giving it a treacherous appearance. Crossing it can be a nerve-wracking experience.

Bridge of Sighs (Italy): 

Found in Venice, Italy, this ornate bridge connects the Doge's Palace with the prison. It earned its name from the sighs of prisoners who caught their last glimpse of Venice before being incarcerated.

Capilano Suspension Bridge (Canada):

 Situated in Vancouver, Canada, this swaying suspension bridge is surrounded by dense rainforest. Crossing it heightens the feeling of being suspended high above the forest floor.

Ghasa Bridge (Nepal): 

Spanning the Kali Gandaki Gorge, this old and rickety suspension bridge in Nepal is often used by trekkers. It swings precariously, and its tattered appearance can be quite unnerving.

Aiguille du Midi Bridge (France):

 Perched at an altitude of 3,842 meters in the French Alps, this narrow pedestrian bridge provides breathtaking but intimidating views of the surrounding mountains and the valley below.

Bridge of Death (Bolivia): 

Located on the notorious North Yungas Road, known as the "Death Road," this narrow and treacherous bridge is infamous for its high number of fatal accidents.

Poveglia Island Footbridge (Italy):

 Found on Poveglia Island near Venice, Italy, this abandoned footbridge leads to an island that is believed to be haunted. It was used as a quarantine station during the bubonic plague.

Devil's Bridge (Germany): 

Located in the Harz Mountains, this medieval bridge has a legend associated with it, stating that it was built with the help of the devil himself.

Viaduct Petrobras (Brazil): 

Found in the Atlantic Forest, this abandoned railway viaduct is covered in dense vegetation, giving it an eerie and haunting appearance.

Old Alton Bridge (Goatman's Bridge) (USA): 

Located in Denton, Texas, this bridge is associated with a local legend of a goatman-like creature that is said to haunt the area.

Moonville Tunnel (USA):

 Situated in Ohio, this abandoned railroad tunnel is said to be haunted by the ghost of a man who was killed by a train while walking through it.

Wind and Rain Bridge (China):

 Found in the Dong minority area of China, this traditional covered bridge is known for its eerie appearance, especially during foggy or rainy weather.