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Bill Ballard (5 months ago)
Great way to enter Toledo. Old world defensible position feel. Happen to have a zipline too!
Great way to enter Toledo. Old world defensible position feel. Happen to have a zipline too!
C T (5 months ago)
From this point, you can have a great view of the city. It was erected in the 14th century to replace transport by wooden boats crossing the Tagus. The bridge was destroyed during the civil war in Castile between the brothers Pedro I and Enrique II. It features five pointed arches on large pillars, with hexagonal towers at their ends.
From this point, you can have a great view of the city. It was erected in the 14th century to replace transport by wooden boats crossing the Tagus. The bridge was destroyed during the civil war in Castile between the brothers Pedro I and Enrique II. It features five pointed arches on large pillars, with hexagonal towers at their ends.
Rafaele Fiorella (6 months ago)
Beautiful medieval time landmark. Only pedestrians allowed. Once in the old city you are at short walk of the old Hebrew neighborhood, the El Greco Museum and more and more.
Beautiful medieval time landmark. Only pedestrians allowed. Once in the old city you are at short walk of the old Hebrew neighborhood, the El Greco Museum and more and more.
Somthing toSee (6 months ago)
Visiting the San Martin Bridge in Toledo was a journey through time! The medieval, arch-stone bridge that spans gracefully over the Tagus River offered stunning views and photo opportunities. The preserved architecture speaks volumes about Toledo’s rich historical tapestry. A stroll along the bridge provided not just a passage across the river but also a moment to pause and absorb the enchanting surroundings of old Toledo. The close proximity to the city's numerous other historical sites makes it a must-visit for any traveler looking to immerse themselves in Spain's opulent history. A truly enchanting experience!
Visiting the San Martin Bridge in Toledo was a journey through time! The medieval, arch-stone bridge that spans gracefully over the Tagus River offered stunning views and photo opportunities. The preserved architecture speaks volumes about Toledo’s rich historical tapestry. A stroll along the bridge provided not just a passage across the river but also a moment to pause and absorb the enchanting surroundings of old Toledo. The close proximity to the city's numerous other historical sites makes it a must-visit for any traveler looking to immerse themselves in Spain's opulent history. A truly enchanting experience!
MH (7 months ago)
Beautiful bridge. Built-in the 1400's. They added a zip line beside the bridge only 13e, good price. The place is amazing.
Beautiful bridge. Built-in the 1400's. They added a zip line beside the bridge only 13e, good price. The place is amazing.
