The Golden Jubilee Bridges are a spectacular recent addition to the Thames skyline, offering views of some of London's most iconic landmarks such as the Palace of Westminster and the London Eye. The symmetrical bridges, suspended by cables from eye-catching steel pylons, run either side of the Hungerford railway bridge in the heart of London. At night the award-winning lighting creates a glittery effect linking the bright lights of the West End with the arts quarter that stretches from the South Bank Centre, past the Royal National Theatre and National Film Theatre to Tate Modern and Shakespeare's Globe. Although the bridge crosses two boroughs, Westminster is responsible for granting filming permissions for the whole bridge.