We had to drive around for a while to get to the bridge. Eventually we parked up and were able to take photos but apart from wow it's a really old bridge, nothing much to see.

792 metres long spanning he while river, this is what made the Romans settle in Merida. The fort online end was to guard this important river crossing to Lisbon. The moors also thought the same and extended the Roman fort and built the Alcazjar at...More

No lights at night and murky water when you see it during the day. Could skip this if you do not have the time.

Go and walk on this long low bridge across the river which was only pedestrianised a few years ago, and just think about how it was built and how it has stood for a couple of thousand years. Extraordinary.

Coming from the car-park in Merida, you walk on the promenade in the direction of the “Alcazaba of Merida”. When you arrive at this location, you have on your right the “Ponte Romana de Merida” who is crossing the “Guadiana River”. This bridge has been...More

Views from Bridge are beautiful, but better photos were taken from the Alcazabar walls. People were walking and cycling across when we were there.

Beautifully preserved bridge. Take a stroll across the bridge and enjoy a walk by the river. Lovely photo spot.