Puente de Cruzul

Today: Ponte de Cruzul, Becerreá

Place: Becerreá
Kind: Bridge
Built: c. 1776 to 1800
What remains: Standing
Visiting: Open to visit

A Neoclassical three-arch bridge over the River Narón, part of the royal road from Madrid to A Coruña and Ferrol that Charles III ordered in 1761. The engineer Carlos Lemaur designed it, its plans were deposited at Simancas in 1765 and works began between 1776 and 1778. Since 1988 it has served local traffic only.

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