Puente Nuevo, Stone bridge in Ronda, Spain.
The Puente Nuevo spans 66 meters across the El Tajo gorge, rising 98 meters above the Guadalevín River with three distinct stone arches.
The bridge construction lasted from 1759 to 1793, following the collapse of a previous structure in 1741 that resulted in 50 casualties.
The chamber above the central arch, formerly a prison during the Spanish Civil War, now functions as a museum explaining the bridge's construction.
The structure connects the commercial district El Mercadillo with La Ciudad, the historical center of Ronda, allowing vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
Ernest Hemingway referenced the bridge's dark history during the Spanish Civil War in his book 'For Whom the Bell Tolls'.
Location: Ronda
Architects: Martín de Aldehuela
Height: 98 m
Length: 66 m
Made from material: rock, stone
GPS coordinates: 36.74063,-5.16585
Latest update: November 28, 2025 14:28
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Tajo de Ronda
126 m
Puente Viejo
249 m
Casa del Rey Moro
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Casa del Gigante
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Palacio del Marqués de Salvatierra
238 m
Casa Don Bosco
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Museo Lara
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Casa del Gigante
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Monumento al Toro de Lidia
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Statue of Blas Infante, Ronda
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Monumento de Ronda a Espinel
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Monument to the Spanish Fighting Bull
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Monument to Ríos Rosas, Ronda
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Statue of Antonio Ordóñez, Ronda
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Statue of Cayetano Ordóñez, Ronda
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Convento de Santo Domingo
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Monument to Ernest Hemingway
183 m
Monumento a Orson Welles, Ronda
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Santuario de Nuestra Señora de la Paz
193 m
Fuente de Hércules, Ronda
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183 m
Casa Ysidoro Montero de Siena
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Escultura de Ronda a Ernest Hemingway
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Mirador de Ronda
200 m
Patio de Santa Ana
269 m
Escultura de Ronda a Orson Welles
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