A walkway between Numbers 2 and 3 Piccadilly Place opens out into the Piccadilly Curve bridge which carries pedestrians over London Road to the entrace to Piccadilly Station. The bridge was opened to the public and named by a public poll in 2006.

It spans a gap of 35 metres and it is 4.5 metres wide, 9 metres high and weighs 35 tonnes. It was manufactured in Huddersfield, then transported to site in pieces to be assembled on-site, prior to being lifted into place by one of the country's largest cranes on Sunday June 25th. It is projected that by 2008, over 25 million passengers will be using Piccadilly Station and it is likely that the new bridge will be crossed by 4.5 million people each year.