Its origin is traditionally attributed to Roman times, linked to the Via XIX, Most of the modern structure are from medieval and modern times. Its Roman origin cannot be ruled out even if it was reformed in later times as several cariological sites were found in the area with military pieces and other Roman artifacts.

TenaciousD

May 13, 2022

Don't miss the bridge... use the old Roman road. Incredible playa fluvial on the right side of the bridge. Nice park, to wash and sleep if you are on a long bike packing trip

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Elevation 10 m

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Location: Tui, Miño, Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain

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