Panoramic View of the Puente de San Martín

A bridge located to the west of the city already existed in the mid-14th century, replacing another boat bridge located nearby.
Destroyed in the fratricidal war between Pedro I and Enrique II, it was rebuilt by order of Bishop Pedro Tenorio. It has five pointed arches on robust pillars and has two hexagonal towers at its ends. The entrance to the city is presided over by a large imperial shield with its corresponding seated kings.
The interior tower is greatly disfigured by later additions and reforms, under the reign of Charles II, while the exterior retains its ribbed vaults and pointed and horseshoe arches.

Beautiful place away from the hustle and bustle with panoramic views of the "Puente de San Martin"