The Happine Bridge, also known as "Levi's Bridge", is a cast iron pedestrian bridge built in May 1816 over the River Liffey in Dublin, Ireland, linking Liffey Street and the main shopping district on the north side of the river with the city's cultural district on the south. . This modern bridge is one of Dublin's most important tourist attractions, and it's worth a visit and see the love locks hanging on its balustrades, as well as a comprehensive and wonderful view of the river.