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On 2 May 2008, A new 22-mile bridge -- which breaks the previous record of 20.2 miles set by another Chinese bridge -- will provide a faster road connection between the Chinese cities of Shanghai and Ningbo.

The 20.2-mile Donghai Bridge had been the previous longest sea-crossing structure, linking Shanghai to the Yangshan deep water port."

See video here

World's Tallest Building

Burj Dubai... 900 meters high.

A new tower in the booming Gulf emirate of Dubai has become the tallest building in the world. The tower, scheduled for completion in 2008, is one of a string of grandiose projects taking shape in Dubai, which is part of the United Arab Emirates. The skyscraper will be more than 700 metres tall and have more than 160 storeys, but its exact projected height is a secret.

It will have cost $1.14 billion by the time it is completed.

World's Costliest Stadium

WEMBLEY STADIUM, London

Capacity 90,000 people
Cost $1.6 billion

The best way to travel to Wembley Stadium is by public transport. The stadium is serviced by three stations and five underground lines.

To watch the creation of finest stadium, click here

World's Widest Bridge

Sydney Harbor Bridge, Australia

Specification:

16 lanes of car traffic

8 lanes in the upper floor, 8 in the lower floor

World’s Widest Bridge with huge traffic for different vehicles.

World's Most Expensive Hotel

The Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai

Specification:

Only 7 Star Hotel in the World...

Cheapest room... $1000 per night...

Royal suit... $28,000 per night

The Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai is claimed by many to be the World's most expensive hotel.

If you drive along the al-Ain highway towards the mountain range that marks the border with Oman, you enter what remains of Dubai's desert. But before you do so, you pass mile after mile of signs marking the location of what will soon be known as Dubailand.

Once completed, this will be the world's largest theme park, twice the size of Florida's Disney World. Scheduled to open between 2015 and 2018, it aims to be the centerpiece of Dubai's tourism infrastructure, attracting up to 200,000 visitors a day. Already, a replica Taj Mahal and Eiffel Tower stand awkwardly in the desert.