Lusitania Bridge in Mérida: photos, reviews

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The Lusitania Bridge in Mérida is an architectural marvel designed by Santiago Calatrava. Since its opening on December 10, 1991, this charming yet impressive structure has become a beloved attraction with an average Google rating of 4.7. Its innovative, striking design complements the picturesque surroundings. The bridge's wide pedestrian section invites walkers and cyclists to enjoy a comfortable journey across. The clean waters below not only enhance its photogenic appeal but also support diverse bird species, making it a great spot for bird watching enthusiasts. Beyond its functional role of connecting distinct city areas, the bridge offers breathtaking views of the beautiful park beneath it. A walk across the Lusitania Bridge is both a visual treat and an invigorating experience.

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Wheelchair accessible entrance

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Merida Biblioteca

Bus stop 400 m walk

Merida Presidencia

Bus stop 329 m walk

Merida

Bus stop 423 m walk

Estación de Autobuses

Bus station 421 m walk

4.7

based on 295 reviews

Google

4.7/5 251 review

Facebook

4.4/5 44 reviews

Tony Spies

Lovely bridge, very photogenic. I went at dawn and took some photos I was happy with. It has a wide pedestrian section to allow you to cross by foot or bike.

Cristian Marfil Muñoz

Es muy bonito, además el río está muy limpio, no como en Badajoz (por culpa del camalote) y por los alrededores viven muchas aves

Fernando Anayet

Bonito puente y en un entorno espectacular, puente de Calatrava, cuando empezaba su fama.

Lusitania Bridge in Mérida

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