Bridge of Isabel II

The Bridge of Isabel II spans across the area with a combination of stone and concrete materials, featuring architectural elements from the 19th century period.

Built during the Spanish colonial period and opened in 1857, this bridge emerged as a crucial infrastructure project under the reign of Queen Isabel II.

The bridge structure represents the engineering capabilities of the Spanish colonial era and stands as a testament to Philippine architectural development.

This crossing point maintains its original function as a transportation link, connecting different sections of Imus while supporting daily vehicular traffic.

The bridge incorporates both stone and concrete elements in its construction, demonstrating the evolution of building materials through different restoration periods.

Location: Imus

Inception: 1850s

Official opening: 1857

Made from material: stone, concrete

GPS coordinates: 14.43027,120.94027

Latest update: November 28, 2025 14:29