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Ponte da Ermida

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Ponte da Ermida

Name: Ponte da Ermida
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Location: Alcoentre, Lisbon, Portugal

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1. I Love Alhandra Photo Spot – Cais da Jorna Monument loop from Vila Franca de Xira

125km

08:03

1,340m

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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2. View of Serra de Montejunto – Ponte da Ermida loop from Cabanas de Torres

39.0km

03:25

590m

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3. Alenquer Wine Museum – View of Alcoentre loop from Virtudes

94.0km

06:20

1,170m

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November 21, 2024

The origins of the Ermida Bridge possibly date back to the end of the 15th century. A Royal Road passed through here, which was intended to connect the river port of Vila Nova da Rainha and Caldas da Rainha. It was the route of the royal and court routes since D. João II, and was also frequently used by D. João V and D. Carlos. All that remains of this 15th century Royal Road is the emblematic Ermida Bridge, a work of art structured and built in dressed stone and its sumptuous Romanesque arch, or round arch. Due to its total lack of conservation and because it has to support loads (heavy agricultural machinery) for which it was not designed, it is currently at risk of collapse, and its passage is even closed.

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November 20, 2024

It is surrounded by beautiful and abundant trees and is a bridge with a Romanesque arch. There are several theories regarding its construction; some argue that it was built during the reign of D. João II, in order to facilitate the King's movement when he went to meet Queen D. Leonor for a swim in Caldas, while others claim that it was built in the 19th century due to a technical issue, namely its width. Interestingly, this bridge supports two enormous pine trees on the upper part of the road.

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Location: Alcoentre, Lisbon, Portugal

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Ponte da Ermida

1. I Love Alhandra Photo Spot – Cais da Jorna Monument loop from Vila Franca de Xira

2. View of Serra de Montejunto – Ponte da Ermida loop from Cabanas de Torres

3. Alenquer Wine Museum – View of Alcoentre loop from Virtudes

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