Puente del Dragón

Puente del Dragón is a modern road bridge that spans the Guadaíra River between two towns in the Seville province. The structure has a distinctive dragon-like shape with colorful mosaic tiles covering its surface and multiple lanes for traffic in both directions.

The bridge was constructed in the 2000s and opened to traffic in 2007. It was built as part of a regional infrastructure project to improve connections between the two towns.

The structure displays colorful mosaic patterns that reflect traditional Andalusian craftsmanship in its design. Visitors can observe the handcrafted tiles covering the bridge, giving it a distinct artistic character that sets it apart from typical modern infrastructure.

The bridge is accessible via the main A-392 highway and has multiple lanes for vehicles in both directions. Visitors should note that this is a busy traffic route, so caution is recommended if walking or cycling across it.

The most unusual feature is the oversized dragon head at one end with gaping jaws and watchful eyes, while the tail rises at the opposite end. This fantasy design for an ordinary traffic bridge makes it a memorable landmark in the region.