San Martin's Bridge

The St. Martin Bridge, located on the west side of the ancient city of Toledo, is a medieval bridge across the Tahoe River. It was built in the 13th century and built in the late 14th century. Two Gothic-style defense towers stand at the head of the bridge. The five-arch stone bridge with a large arch + four small arch is similar to the Zhaozhou Bridge in China. Looking at the stone bridge, the mottled exterior tells the vicissitudes of history, the city emblem of the bridge shows the immortal glory, and the monastery in the distance blooms with a straight figure...

The St. Martin Bridge across the Tahor River is the main road from the west to the ancient city of Toledo. At the bridge heads on both sides, a defense tower stands; a large arch and four small arch stone bridge structure are similar to the Zhaozhou Bridge in China~

Taking a break at noon to listen to Linda's "Spanish Notes", which contains a chapter about the bridge of St. Martin, without remembering his depiction of the stone bridge built in the 13th century, only remembering the fate of the two princesses, a Spanish princess trembling out of the bridge of St. Martin, Two years later she was murdered by the French king, and another French princess walked into Toledo from the bridge of Saint Martin, opening Spain's transition from the Moorish to Catholicism. To the bridge of St. Martin, only two sections of the bridge stand a defense tower, under the bridge is the Tahoe River, from the bridge of the defense tower, there are five or six meters deep, more than three meters horizontal, arched door hole hidden in a stone trough, close to the small city of the defense tower carved on the door of Spain The emblem, which looked particularly gorgeous, was resolutely refused to take a photo with it, fearing that the ghost of the Spanish princess would wander here.

Really super satisfied, according to the recommendation, save yourself time to do homework slowly, save time and effort, praise praise (˘͈ᵕ ˘͈❀)

I was planted by a friend. I came for the first time today. It was the same as my friend described. It was very good!

We walked along Toledo and went to the end. What a beautiful building, the scenery from the bridge is great. They also built a ropeway on the river and can slide over. The view is great, it is a day you are worth visiting, even staying for one night and sleeping with your loved ones.

Before the trip, I learned about the St. Martin Bridge. It was built in the 13th century. The ancient bridge completed at the beginning of the 14th century is the main road from the west to the ancient city of Toledo. It is the best place to see the city view at sunset. It seems that Greco's famous Toledo landscape is leaning on this angle... But from the east of the city Get off at the train station and walk seven or eight hundred meters to the Alcantara Bridge, which was built in ancient Roman times and was later significantly remodeled by Arabs and Christians, with a very beautiful Mudhar-style tower. It is also the starting point of the road of the Spanish princess and the family married to France. Since I did not reach the bridge of Saint Martin, the picture above can only be the bridge of Alcantara (Note: I saw many mistakes on the Internet to recognize the bridge as Saint Martin.)