Strollers are usually fine on bridges.

Usually, yes. Most modern pedestrian bridges and walkways are built with strollers in mind—ramps, elevators, or gentle slopes are standard. But old infrastructure is the wild card.

Some historic bridges or footpaths (especially in Europe or older cities) still have stairs with no alternative. And barriers like bollards can block wide strollers even if the path looks open. It’s hit or miss, but the trend is toward accessibility.

If you’re unsure, check Google Maps street view or a local accessibility map. A quick look saves you from carrying a stroller up three flights of stairs with a screaming toddler.