Roman Bridge of Córdoba

Nice historical bridge. While strolling across this iconic bridge, you get a picturesque view of the Guadalquivir River and the city's historic skyline. The architectural grandeur of the well-preserved Roman structure is truly awe-inspiring. Google Maps made navigating to and from this landmark a breeze, enhancing my overall experience in exploring Córdoba's rich history. Highly recommended for both history enthusiasts and casual wanderers alike!

Like in every other corner of this beautiful city... Just stunning. Great walk over the bridge where you can stop at the statue of Angel Saint Rafael. Beautiful view of mezquita and the triumph Arc.
Don't forget to come in the night when the lights of the city make even more beautiful your walk.

I have so many beautiful memories on this bridge. It's so beautiful to walk during the day (although not in summer - DON'T go in summer), but at night, it is the most beautiful. If you're lucky, there will be buskers playing guitar or an accordion and the view from the other side - opposite the Mezquita - is truly something magical. An absolute must visit, when coming to Córdoba. They even have a small Marathon in June, that goes over the bridge at night - breathtaking!

It was a breathtaking experience crossing this OLD bridge as I imagined many millions of people having crossed in past centuries. This bridge offers vivid 360 views and is a great way to cross the river below.

Outside of the Great Mosque, this is the most iconic site in Cordoba. Free to enter which was not the case in antiquity. Great Views of the Cathedral mosque can be had from along the bridge. The structure is capped by an imposing tower and one and and a triumphal arch on the other

Cordoba is beautiful we walked for hours and did 18,000 steps and everything was fabulous. The bridge just walking over was great.

Must, must visit during and just after sunset. The view of Alcazar from the other end of the bridge is just phenomenal. There are also a lot of buskers on the bridge and the music makes the time spent even more beautiful.

There has been a bridge here for 2000 years although has been rebuild many times its always been on this site. Arguably the main attraction of cordoba. A long flat bridge spanning the Guadalquivir river.

To get this view you need to wall all the way to the end of the roman bridge. I started walking from Puerta del Puente to this spot at the end of the bridge. It’s worth to walk! You can get a nice view and not crowded with people.

Beautiful and unmissable.
Not without reminding the famous Charles Bridge in Prague for its importance and central location.
There should be some artists singing as well, like on the other bridge.
Enjoy :)

Iconic place for Cordoba. I enjoyed it in bad and nice weather, day and night.

The only annoying thing are the fake musicians pretending to play instrumentals in order to earn money repeating the same melody over and over again
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A piece of history right across from the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba and the Torre de la Calahorra. This bridge is well preserved and makes you think about how different civilizations used it getting across, you will love walking across from end to end.

Always my favorite place in Córdoba. Maybe 2000 years old. I love playing the guitar sometimes, watching the migrating birds.

The overall view both day and night is beautiful 🤩

Impressive, even in rainy weather. From it, you can see an incredible view towards the old town.

Beautiful and romantic bridge to be.
Piano artist and violin artist make the time there sooo magical 🥰

Amazing beautiful city, with so much to offer

Glorious views. This is the jewel in the crown of what is otherwise also a beautiful little city. Córdoba really does have it going on. Will be returning to stay longer next time.

To be honest, it's better on photos, but still, absolutely beatiful. My opinion is that it could be even better if they clean a little bit river bank and shore

Román era bridge showing the genius of Román architecture as they conquered Europe in the early 1st century It is long and wide. It has been rebuilt throughout the years but I still felt hesitant to cross the bridge. It was a sight to see and I was very impressed to have been able to see it upclose along with the ancient water mill.