Roman bridge of Salamanca

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The Roman Bridge of Salamanca is a historic structure that spans the Tormes River in Salamanca, Spain. Originally constructed in the 1st century AD during the Roman Empire, the bridge has been a vital crossing point for centuries. It features 26 arches, though only the first 15 are of Roman origin, with the remaining ones reconstructed during the 16th century. The bridge is an excellent example of Roman engineering and has been well-preserved, making it a significant landmark and a popular attraction for visitors to the city.

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