Puente Romano
Puente romano de Mérida
bridge in
Mérida
#6 in Mérida
/
#255 in Spain
Puente Romano in Mérida, Spain, is an ancient Roman bridge that spans the Guadiana River. Built in the 1st century BC, it is one of the longest surviving Roman bridges, originally measuring approximately 790 meters in length with 60 granite arches. The bridge played a crucial role in connecting the Roman colony of Emerita Augusta, now known as Mérida, to other parts of the Roman Empire. Over the centuries, it has undergone several restorations to preserve its structure.
Hotels
Find hotels nearby:
Tours & Activities
Also check out
Message
Go to Planner