It's interesting to be looking at the real London Bridge transplanted right here in the U.S. in Lake Havasu City. This bridge was built in 1831 and began falling down in 1962 due to an increasing flow of traffic across the Thames River. British Govt. put it up for sale and the winning bid went to the founder of Lake Havasu City, AZ. The bridge was dismantled stone-by-stone and shipped to Long Beach, CA then to Lake Havasu City, AZ. This place is cool to visit while in transit. We stopped by while visiting national and state parks in Utah and Arizona.

London Bridge is not a place you should plan to spend a lot of time at, unless it's during the October - June season and you plan to spend some time on the lake. Seeing the bridge is cool (and I'm a cool bridge guy) but it's really just a small rock bridge. Go there for other reasons - and then see the bridge while you're there. There's no good way to get there, but www.clippershiptravel.com has great rates and vacations to nearby Las Vegas.

Only great during spring break for reasons that are most obvious for anyone mildly aware of what occurs. Great for boating, but aside from that it's only for those who need to be seen to enjoy themselves.

My great uncle was the project coordinater for moving this hunk of stone. Go check it out. Also look at the London Fog store...awesome coats.

London Bridge didn't fall down, it was moved to Lake Havasu Brick by Brick. Even built a river for it. Kind of cool to see