The bridges of Abbasabad Lands, which were planned in the master plan, feature unique and eye-catching architecture. The hilly terrain of these lands has necessitated the construction of connecting bridges at various points. In designing these bridges, an effort has been made not only to create passageways but also to provide spaces for visitors to pause and enjoy their surroundings through urban functionality.
The name Abrisham Bridges originates from the historical Abrisham Road, which was the most important trade route for Iran and other countries. Another reason for this naming is the existence of a historical bridge of the same name in the city of Neyshabur, located along the Abrisham Road.
Abrisham Bridge 1 is the first bridge on the north-south route of the tourist area. It is considered a cable-stayed structure and was built over Hemmat Highway to provide access between Ports Park and Manzoomeh Shamsi Park, spanning 158 meters in length.
The 48-meter-long Abrisham Bridge Two is the second bridge in the Abbasabad tourist area. With its massive, eye-catching tent-like structures, it connects Manzoomeh Shamsi Park to Nowruz Park.