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Built by the Romans in the 1st century BC. This bridge, which today preserves half of its original arches, has allowed the Turón River to be crossed for 2 millennia. One more example of Roman engineering that forever changed the history of humanity.

From the path you can see the ruins of the castle that used to be much bigger than what can be seen today. Conceived during the Nasrid era for purposes of surveillance and support for the castle of Ardales, it had about 10 towers of which only a few remain today but which can be clearly distinguished.

The castle originally had more than ten watchtowers that served as support for the castle of Ardales during the Nasrid period. What remains of the wall was built on the limestone cliff, which made the castle a strategic and impregnable point.

Here is a bridge over the Turón River dating from the 1st century BC. C. Although it only conserves three of its five original arches, it is one of the few Roman bridges that still allows the passage of vehicles and pedestrians today.

Remains of the old castle