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Trinidad Bridge
Puente de la Trinidad is the oldest of all the bridges and known as The Trinity. Puerta de la Trinidad was the way to reach the north and also to go to the monastery on the other side of the Turia river.
Santiago Calatrava Exposicion Bridge is an ultra modern bridge which is known as the Calatrava Bridge and locally nicknamed as La Peineta because it's shaped like a Spanish comb. It was built in the 90s by Valencia's famous architect Santiago Calatrava and replaces the old Exposición Bridge which was built in 1909.
Puente 9 de Octubre was designed and built by Santiago Calatrava to commemore the events of the 9th of October which is the National Day of Valencia. The bridge joins Avenida Tres Cruces with a huge Shopping Centre in the northern part of the city.
Puente de las Artes Bridge - Bridge of the Arts links Guillem de Castro with the road leading to Burjassot. After you've crossed the bridge, IVAM is on the right and you are in the trendy and popular Barrio del Carmen.
Puente de San José is a very beautiful old bridge which used to be the gateway from Portal Nou (which no longer exists) to the north.
Puente de los Serranos and the lovely Torres de Serranos are located in the Old Quarter on the other side of the bridge. The bridge leads from the Old Quarter to Calle Sagunto which used to be the road linking the city to the Roman fortress of Saguntum.
Puente del Real is the royal bridge and dates back to the 16th century. It was built by the convent of Santo Domingo and links from near Plaza Tetuan within the city, to the lovely parks and gardens of Los Jardines del Real.
Puente de los Flores is the lovely and very romantic Bridge of Flowers. It literally is overflowing with beautiful flowers and the bridge has a path for cycling, a wooden walkway and many benches where you can sit and enjoy the wonderful view.
Puente del Mar is a lovely pedestrianized bridge linking Plaza de America with the Alameda. The stone alcoves and statues of saints make this a very beautiful and popular bridge with Valencianos.
Puente del Reino is a very impressive bridge guarded by two gargoyles. The bridge links the city centre to Avenida de Francia and Avenida Reino de Valencia and onto the Port area of Valencia.
Valencia Bridges run from the north of the city to the south and enable you to cross from the Old Quarter to the New City and Port and beaches of Valencia.
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Jardins del Turia
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Places to Stay
Places to Eat
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