In this world, there are countless rivers. To allow cars and pedestrians to cross these rivers, various types of bridges have been built.

However, no matter how the shape of the bridge changes, the materials used are typically steel, cement, and stone - the standard construction materials, and these bridges are designed solely for people to walk on. But have you ever seen a bridge built specifically for fun?

On the Seine River in Paris, France, there is a particularly peculiar bridge. It is an inflatable bridge, and also a trampoline bridge. This quirky trampoline bridge was constructed in 2012 and is 94 meters long.

It is composed of three massive, 30-meter diameter inflatable circles, filled with 3,700 cubic meters of air. The inflated circles rise high on both sides, with the middle sagging down like a giant trampoline.

The chief designer of this bridge is from a famous architectural firm in Paris, and they not only designed the bridge but also oversaw its construction. However, this kind of inflatable bridge was not initially well understood by many people. Why did the designers choose to create such an unconventional bridge?

The designers explained that there are already too many steel and concrete bridges in the world, and Paris has enough bridges to accommodate both cars and pedestrians. So, in order to avoid falling into a conventional design, they created this truly unique bridge.

Of course, the primary function of this peculiar bridge is not for transportation, but for play! Both children and adults can bounce and jump on this inflatable bridge, and then cross the ancient and beautiful Seine River with a joyful and relaxed mood.

Now, this bridge is highly popular in France. Every year, many tourists come here to experience the thrill of bouncing across the river.