Ponte Romana de Chaves (Ponte de Trajano)
Portugal - Vila Real
Ponte Romana de Chaves, also known as Ponte de Trajano, is one of Portugal’s best-preserved Roman bridges. Built in the 1st century AD, this remarkable structure has stood the test of time, serving as an important crossing over the Tâmega River for centuries.
Visitors can walk across the bridge for free, admiring its impressive stone arches and the historic inscriptions that date back to Roman times. The surrounding area of Chaves offers charming riverside walks, traditional cafés, and views of the town’s medieval architecture.
Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply enjoying a leisurely stroll, Ponte Romana de Chaves is a must-visit free attraction in northern Portugal.
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- Latitude: 41.73820940
- Longitude: -7.46702470
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