Puente colgante de Santa Fe

The Marcial Candioti Bridge spans 295 meters across Setubal Lagoon, connecting the eastern and western shores with its steel structure and 26-meter-tall towers.

First opened in 1928, the bridge collapsed during a flood in 1983 and underwent extensive reconstruction before reopening to the public in 2002.

The National Historical Monument status recognizes this bridge as a defining symbol of Santa Fe, linking the city center with the National University of Litoral.

The bridge serves both pedestrians and vehicles with a 10-meter-wide deck, providing access between downtown Santa Fe and the El Pozo neighborhood.

Originally designed to carry water from Colastine River to Santa Fe, the bridge features LED lighting systems offering 1.6 million color combinations.

Location: Santa Fe

Inception: June 8, 1928

Website: http://puentecolgante.com.ar

GPS coordinates: -31.64008,-60.68133

Latest update: May 11, 2025 02:33