Puente de los Peligros
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A Historic Marvel: Puente de los Peligros
This bridge, built in 1802, represents a significant piece of Murcia's architectural heritage.
Designed by the architect Pedro Nicolás de Azara, it was constructed to facilitate water distribution from the Segura River. Its neoclassical style features three arches, standing as a testament to the area's historical advancements in engineering and urban planning.
Essential Highlights
- 🌉 Architectural Design: The bridge's three arches are remarkable examples of neoclassical engineering.
- 🌊 Scenic Views: Visitors can enjoy picturesque views of the Segura River and surrounding landscape.
- 📜 Historical Importance: It played a crucial role in the development of Murcia’s infrastructure.
Accessibility is free, making it enjoyable for tourists, locals, and history enthusiasts alike.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Puente de los Peligros
Origin of Name
Puente de los Peligros translates to 'Bridge of Dangers,' named after the challenges of constructing over the Segura River.
Cultural Events
The bridge has been a site for various cultural events in Murcia, enhancing its community significance.
Location
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Address
View mapAvenida Canalejas - Gran Vía Escultor Salcillo
Opening Hours
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Price
Free. No entry fee required to visit the bridge.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: About 30 minutes.
Best Time to Visit
Mornings are best for fewer crowds, especially on weekdays.