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Puente de Palmas – Bridge over the Guadiana River loop from Badajoz

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Puente de Palmas – Bridge over the Guadiana River loop from Badajoz

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Puente de Palmas – Bridge over the Guadiana River loop from Badajoz

04:10

64.3km

390m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 16, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 62.8 km for 241 m

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Train Station

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Views of the Alcazaba of Badajoz

Highlight • Viewpoint

From this side of the Guadiana River, you can see the Alcazaba of Badajoz in all its splendor. You can see the towers, walls, and how they look out over the river. Above, you can find the San Cristóbal fort.

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Hornabeque del Puente de Palmas

Archaeological Site

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Puente de Palmas

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Built on another previous one dated in 1460, and destroyed by a strong flood of the river in 1545, the current bridge was completed in 1596, being the King of …

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Puerta de Palmas

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It is perhaps the most representative monument of the city. It consists of a door facing the Puente de Palmas, flanked by two solid cylindrical towers crowned with battlements, and …

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Centennial Pine of Atienza

Highlight • Natural Monument

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View of the Guadiana River from Puente Real

Highlight • Viewpoint

Not only can you see the beautiful river landscape, but with a bit of luck you might also see some animals (turtles, carp, etc.).

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Puente Real, Badajoz

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It is the fourth bridge over the Guadiana River as it passes through Badajoz. It is called Real because two years before it was the Kings of Spain who laid the first stone at the beginning of its construction.

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