Chihuly Bridge of Glass

Chihuly Bridge of Glass is a historical place in Tacoma. The 500-foot connect traverses Interstate 705 and the Foss Waterway, it is a walker connect and is mostly secured. It connects the Museum of Glass to Museum Row and Tacoma's downtown. The secured segment of the extension has a roof portion called the Seaform Pavilion, on which hang more than 2,000 glass objects, giving the watcher the point of view of taking a gander at a coral reef from below.

Further along the scaffold are towers made of blue translucent precious stone, which catch and refract the sunlight and which are lit up from beneath during the evening. The last establishment on the extension is Venetian Row, a 80-foot divider loaded with 109 glass molds, every one of them gallery quality.