Puente de piedra, Medellín

The Puente de Piedra extends 416 meters across with a width of 5.25 meters, featuring solid stone construction throughout its entire structure.

The construction of this stone bridge took place between 1620 and 1630, marking a significant advancement in regional transportation infrastructure.

The bridge represents early Colombian engineering methods and stands as evidence of 17th-century architectural practices in Medellín.

Located at coordinates 38.967447, -5.963011, the bridge continues to serve as an essential crossing point for both vehicles and pedestrians.

The bridge maintains its original stone materials from the 1630s, demonstrating the durability of traditional construction techniques over four centuries.

Location: Medellin

Inception: 1630

Length: 416 m

Width: 5.25 m

Made from material: stone

GPS coordinates: 38.96745,-5.96301

Latest update: November 28, 2025 14:29