Roman Bridge

Old town, Cordoba, Spain

Featured Review : Although the majority of its original structure has long since faded, worn or subsided, Cordoba’s Puente Romano, or Roman Bridge, retains the name that alludes to its two-millennia-old history, and its renovated form pos...See Full Review

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Roman Remains

5 out of 5 stars by Niiko from Andújar, Spain
September 29, 2010

Quote: Although the majority of its original structure has long since faded, worn or subsided, Cordoba’s Puente Romano, or Roman Bridge, retains the name that alludes to its two-millennia-old history, and its renovated form possesses a grandeur... Read the full Roman Bridge review

From journal The Cream of Cordoba

Roman Bridge

2 out of 5 stars by Tolik from Tampa, Florida
July 13, 2002

Quote: From the Mezquita it is just a few steps to the river Rio Guadalquivir, crossed by the Roman Bridge. On the bridge is one of the many images of Cordoba`s patron, the Archangel Raphael with candles guttering at his feet.

From journal Capturing Cordoba