Bridge of O Bibei

The Bridge of O Bibei spans across a valley connecting Mendoia and Encineira with massive stone blocks forming multiple arches across its length.

Built during Emperor Trajan's reign as part of the Via Nova Roman road network, the bridge served as a vital connection point across the Bibei River.

The structure represents traditional Galician engineering methods, demonstrating the Roman influence on infrastructure development in northern Spain during ancient times.

Visitors can reach the bridge by following marked paths from A Pobra de Trives, with parking areas available at both ends of the structure.

The bridge maintains its original Roman construction features, including specific stone cutting techniques and architectural elements typical of second-century engineering.

Location: Quiroga, Galicia

Location: A Pobra de Trives

Made from material: stone

GPS coordinates: 42.33366,-7.21453

Latest update: March 11, 2025 08:28