3 guys and a tour guide visiting the area because it was a favorite of our travel agent, who had scheduled and booked the whole trip. Even our tour guide was almost apologetic, saying that she was only taking us there because she was a friend of our travel agent and that she wanted to maintain a positive relationship. We'd visit the area for about an hour and then head to our next destination. You could easily spend hours here. Between the bridge, the views from it, and nearby attractions, even in the blistering heat and humidity of summer we all enjoyed it very much. The presence of two friendly competitor ice cream shops helped a huge amount, too. If ice cream is not your fashion, there are a good selection of restaurants in the area as well. Do be aware that there is a toll to actually crossing the bridge, but it allows crossing once in 1 direction and back in the other direction. Kikko Park and the nearby plant nursery and museum were excellent. The bridge itself can be a little tricky if you're not paying attention. Made (mostly) of wood, the steps are an experience. No step is too high or difficult, but the way the bridge is built, the curvature means that each step is different from the last, and also well-disguised because of the entire bridge looking similar. You could easily bump a toe or stumble down an invisible step if you're not paying adequate attention. However, no bump or stumble is dangerous enough to worry about, so sight-see away. You can see fishermen from the bridge, and if you want you could descend and enter the river yourself, though it does flow with respectable strength and I would recommend some waterproof wear. I wish we had more time to explore the local landmarks as well, however a combination of time limits and rain did cut our visit to almost exactly 1 hour. During winter, the local elevation apparently turns into a ski destination. During the summer, it can apparently be walked, as well, and there's a castle to visit as a reward. You can also use a boat designed for sightseeing if you'd prefer. Local free parking is available if you drive here. If I could change the terms of out visit, I would have preferred to visit around sunrise or sunset. The views would have been excellent, and the temperature would have been less devastating. Also, tourist busses tended to peak around noon, which added the heat of a crowd to the already blistering summer heat of a location that shares a similar latitude with Lebanon.