Puente de San Telmo

The Puente de San Telmo stretches across the Guadalquivir River with four traffic lanes, dedicated bicycle paths, and pedestrian walkways on both sides.

Designed by architect José Eugenio Ribera, the bridge was constructed between 1925 and 1931 to improve connectivity between neighborhoods before the Ibero-American Exhibition.

The bridge maintains its original 1930s architectural elements while connecting the traditional Arenal district with modern parts of the city.

The structure spans 15 meters in width and provides a 7-meter clearance underneath, accommodating both vehicle traffic and pedestrian movement across the river.

The bridge originally featured a mechanical drawbridge section for ships, which was converted to a fixed structure during the 1960s modifications.

Location: Seville

Address: 41011 Seville, Spain

GPS coordinates: 37.38074,-5.99637

Latest update: May 9, 2025 07:36