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Bridges of Sevilla
Sevilla is situated on the plain of the River Guadalquivir. Being 657 kilometers long, it is the fifth longest river in the Iberian Peninsula and it’s the only great navigable river in Spain. Guadalquivir River is an important attraction in Sevilla city and it’s crossed by many bridges. Through time, all those bridges were built in different styles; that’s why visitors admire remains of different cultures and from different eras in each bridge.
The longest and most important bridges are: V Centenario Bridge and Alamillo Bridge, other bridges of Sevilla are:
- Delicias, a lifting bridge that replaced the Alfonso XIII bridge
- Remedios, its construction finished in 1968.
- Isabel II was known as Triana Bridge.
- Pasarela de la Cartuja is the second metallic bridge of Spain and the most slender one worldwide.
- San Telmo, the bridge was built in 1931 and was a lifting bridge until the 70’s.
| BRIDGES IN SEVILLA
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 Bridge of the V Centenary
The Bridge of the V centenary is a must in Sevilla, a visit to this bridge will provide you stunning views and memories. |
Bridge of the Barqueta
It is a suspension bridge that spans 168 meters over the Guadalquivir River |
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Bridge of the Alamillo
The Bridge(1989-1992) was designed by the Architect Santiago Calatrava; the Bridge crosses the Guadalquivir River |
Bridge of the Christ of Expiration
It is situated in the North-west zone, it’s a beautiful bridge designed by the engineer Jose Luis Manzanares Japón. |
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