Pont de Pedret

The Pont de Pedret extends 60.3 meters across the Llobregat River, constructed entirely from sandstone blocks following Gothic architectural principles.

The stone bridge dates back to 1401, marking the beginning of significant infrastructure development in the Catalonian region during the 15th century.

The structure received official recognition as a Cultural Asset of Local Interest in 2005, highlighting its architectural value to the Cercs municipality.

The bridge connects several local routes and remains accessible to pedestrians, providing a direct path across the Llobregat River for residents and visitors.

The sandstone construction of Pont de Pedret demonstrates medieval engineering techniques, with each block carefully positioned to maintain structural integrity over centuries.

Location: Cercs

Inception: 15 century

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

Length: 60.3 m

Made from material: sandstone

GPS coordinates: 42.10620,1.88027

Latest update: March 6, 2025 21:33