Puente de Piedra

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Puente de Piedra is a historic stone bridge in the Spanish city of Zamora, notable for its medieval origins and role in crossing the Duero River.

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Puente de Piedra canonical 2

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Statements (42)

Predicate Object
instanceOf bridge
historic monument
stone bridge
category Bridges over the Duero in Spain
Buildings and structures in Zamora
Medieval bridges in Spain
cityServed Zamora
connects areas across the Duero River
historic center of Zamora
linked to: Old Town of Zamora
continent Europe
country Spain
crosses Duero River
linked to: Duero
crossesAt Zamora urban area
linked to: Zamora
culturalRole symbol of Zamora
era medieval period
function river crossing
hasPart stone arches
hasUse road bridge
hasViewOf Duero River
linked to: Duero

Zamora skyline
heritageDesignationCountry Spain
heritageStatus Bien de Interés Cultural
historicRole facilitated trade and communication across the Duero River
languageOfName Spanish
locatedIn Castile and León
Province of Zamora
Spain
Zamora
material stone
namedAfter its stone construction
nameMeaning Stone Bridge
notableFor historic character
medieval origins
stone construction
regionServed Castile and León
riverBasin Duero basin
linked to: Duero Basin
significance main historic crossing of the Duero in Zamora
tourismAttraction yes
transportRole local traffic route
urbanContext historic center of Zamora
usedBy pedestrians
road vehicles

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Zamora hasStructure Puente de Piedra
Zamora, Spain hasLandmark Puente de Piedra