Puente romano de Córdoba

Today: Puente romano de Córdoba, Córdoba

Place: Corduba (Córdoba)
Kind: Bridge
Built: c. 27 BCE to 14 CE
What remains: Standing
Visiting: Open to visit

The only bridge in Córdoba for twenty centuries, 331 metres long with sixteen arches, usually dated to the time of Augustus, when the city took the title Colonia Patricia and grew towards the river. Little of the Roman fabric can be identified with certainty: there are pointed arches and successive rebuildings, the first of them around the year 720. It has been pedestrian since 2004.

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