Simancas bridge

The Simancas Bridge features seventeen stone arches spanning across the Pisuerga River, demonstrating traditional masonry construction techniques and engineering precision.

Dating back to the Roman period, this bridge served as a vital crossing point for traders and travelers, connecting different regions through ancient trade routes.

The bridge represents a central element in the architectural heritage of Simancas, reflecting the engineering capabilities of past civilizations through its stone craftsmanship.

The structure maintains its original function as a crossing point, accommodating both vehicle and pedestrian traffic while connecting the two sides of Simancas.

Each of the seventeen stone arches displays individual characteristics in their construction, revealing the manual stonework methods used during its creation.

Location: Simancas

Made from material: stone

GPS coordinates: 41.58889,-4.82313

Latest update: March 6, 2025 01:16