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The main attraction of the town.

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Paradise for hiking and mountain biking

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Fantastic views of Spain and Portugal

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Climb with beautiful views of Spain and Portugal

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Bridge over the Lima

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From the bridge, you have a good view of the Lima River and the city of Viana. However, the pedestrian lane (only the one downstream is open) is very narrow and not really designed for two-way traffic. In Eiffel's time, the entire upper bridge was probably intended for pedestrians and oxcarts. The railway runs one level below: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponte_Eiffel

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Ponte de Lima - Portugal's oldest town 🏠

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The linguistic proximity of the "Puente Eiffel" here in Portugal and the Eifel mountain range in western Germany is no coincidence: The family of the designer – whose world-famous "Twilight of Paris" (named after its builder) is probably familiar to everyone – has German roots. The ancestors of the Eiffel Tower and bridge builder Gustave EIFFEL come from the Eifel town of Marmagen (in the Euskirchen district, North Rhine-Westphalia). The village square there – if you're interested, see the following hiking highlight https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/1830307 – is named after him.

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Very beautiful, but too many vehicles.

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The castros were fortified enclosures, surrounded by moats and walls. Inside, the stone houses, with circular layouts and thatched roofs, were distributed in neighbourhoods, separated by streets and squares. Other longer constructions functioned as meeting or worship spaces, and some villages even had steam baths. The Castro de Santa Tecla, in the Galician town of A Guarda (Pontevedra), is a representative example, but there are more.

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The ex-libris of Ponte de Lima, which together with the river that bathes the town, gave the town its name, is its bridge. In reality, it is a group formed by two bridges: a larger medieval section, which begins on the left bank and extends to the Church of Santo António da Torre Velha and also passes through it in two arches. Then, the remaining section of the Roman bridge. There are only five arches from the large arch that is on a dry bed. If you go down you will also see the foundations of the Old Tower, perhaps the first of the medieval defensive system. The Roman bridge probably dates back to the 1st century, since it was at that time that the route of one of the military roads of the former "Conventus Bracaraugustanus", which connected Braga to Astorga, was opened, in this case Via XIX, ordered to be opened by the Emperor Augustus. As regards the medieval part, although we can go back in time, at least to the reigns of D. Pedro I and D. Fernando, due to a direct connection to the construction of the walls and towers that fortified the town, a work completed in 1370 , or even D. Dinis, taking into account documentation that mentions a bridge, which could also, at that time, be made of wood, we know of its existence during the reign of D. Manuel I, more precisely in 1504, because this monarch had new paving was ordered and merlons were installed to decorate the bridge, as they were no longer justified as a defensive and military option.

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Metal bridge from the school of Gustave Eiffel, inaugurated in 1878. With its 562 m length, it spans the mouth of the Lima River and connects Darque and Viana do Castelo with pedestrian and car traffic on the upper bridge deck and train traffic on the lower bridge deck.

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The town is dominated by watchtowers, built in the fourteenth century, which, together with the whitewashed houses, make it an attractive town. Some women still go to the river to wash their clothes and hang them on the banks of the river to dry. In addition to the bridge, there are many beautiful palaces and country houses in the city and the surrounding area

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The original Roman bridge was rebuilt around Middle Ages. She is always impressive, no matter how old she really is. What's annoying is that the huge parking lot runs right up to and under the bridge.

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The original Roman bridge was rebuilt around Middle Ages. She is always impressive, no matter how old she really is. What's annoying is that the huge parking lot runs right up to and under the bridge.

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The Santuário de Santa Luzia is a beautiful church built on a hill above the old town of Viana do Castelo. After 50 years of construction, the church was inaugurated in 1959. No matter how you reach the hill of the Santuário de Santa Luzia, the view will be worth the effort. The panoramic views high over Viana do Castelo and the Atlantic Ocean are breathtaking. We arrived just as a wedding was taking place and the church bells rang for 10 minutes.

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A magnificent building inside and out

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The ferry is still out of service. The water taxi costs 7€ per person

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A picturesque place with a listed small old town

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viewpoint on the Tui to Guarda route, ideal for the views and the landing

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