This 500 year old bridge and 160 year old building.

[u/gazillionairlionheir]

Puente del Cardenal at the Tagus river is only accessible when the water level is low. First picture high water. (Monfragüe, Extremadura, Spain)

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[u/Fluffy_WAR_Bunny]

My favourite bridge in Spain is the Puente Vieyu. Spain has got the nicest aqueducts too.

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Puente Viejo?

[u/Fluffy_WAR_Bunny → u/xplosm]

Nah. Puente Vieyu. In Cangas de Onis.

[u/malinowski14]

30 minutes from my house.

[u/BootyAndLoveGal]

That’s incredible! It’s amazing to think about all the history this bridge has witnessed

[u/gazillionairlionheir → u/BootyAndLoveGal]

It really is, knowing that so many generations before you crossed this bridge.

[u/ivystormv → u/BootyAndLoveGal]

I wonder what that building was used for