Roman Bridge
A highlight to discover in Toro during a stay at Hotel Juan II.
What to see in Toro
Roman Bridge
The bridge dates from the 12th century, although it is called Roman perhaps because it stands on the site of an earlier Roman bridge.
It is late Romanesque in style, with ashlar masonry and pointed double arches.
It is one of the historic crossings linked to Toro’s landscape and its relationship with the Duero river.
This place forms part of the cultural heritage that makes Toro one of the most interesting destinations in Zamora for a monumental, wine-focused and gastronomic getaway.
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