Photos of Roman Bridge of Córdoba

The ancient Roman bridge is still in use today, both on foot and by car. Its northern end is the Great Mosque and the ancient city, and the southern end is connected to the Andalusian Museum. Standing at the southern end of the bridge, the majestic buildings on the opposite bank and the quaint bridge are in perfect harmony. The Roman Bridge was built in ancient Roman times and expanded to its current size in the Moorish era. The bridge is built with boulders, with porous bridge holes, straight bridge decks, and semi-circular platforms evenly distributed on both sides of the bridge body, which can be used by tourists on foot to enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides of the river.