Puerta de Las Rozas Bridge, Las Rozas de Madrid

Puerta de Las Rozas Bridge is a steel suspension bridge that crosses the A-6 highway, featuring two asymmetrical sail-shaped towers. It carries four traffic lanes plus a central pedestrian area, connecting residential neighborhoods to the northwestern motorway.

The bridge was completed in 2007 as part of infrastructure development for the growing region. It was designed to support the expansion of residential areas while maintaining continuous traffic flow across the A-6 highway.

The bridge represents how Las Rozas de Madrid transformed from a small town into a modern suburban area connected to the capital. It shapes the local landscape and shows how infrastructure drives regional growth.

The bridge experiences heavy traffic during rush hours, so drivers should allow extra time when crossing. Pedestrians can use the central pathway, though they should expect noise and vibration from passing vehicles.

The towers feature two parallel metal plates from which cables extend in a fan pattern, creating a distinctive visual design. This design makes them highly recognizable to drivers passing along the highway.