The Trinidad Bridge is one of the oldest bridges in the city. Was built in the Gothic style in the 14th century, on the remnants of a Moorish bridge made of wood.
The gilded and majestic Puente de la Trinidad Bridge is one of the oldest bridges in the city. The Puente de la Trinidad was built in the Gothic style by Pedro Viñes in the 14th century, on the remnants of a Moorish bridge made of wood.
Tourist Attractions: Bridge
Century: XV (1402)
Style: Gothic
Itinerary: La Seu
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The Trinity Bridge: the oldest in the city.
It is supported by ten slightly pointed arches with buttresses and cutwaters, and in the centre are two structures housing the Baroque statues of San Luís Beltrán and Santo Tomas de Villanueva, both by the Italian sculptor Ponzanelli. Originally, two saints from Alcira –Bernardo and Maria de Gracia, both converted Moors– stood here, but these fell victim to the Guerras Carlistas wars.
Puente de la Trinidad Map
Address:
Conde de Trenor - Calle de la Trinidad, Valencia.
