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Besalu Bridge
Besalú Bridge is a medieval structure located in the town of Besalú, Catalonia, Spain. This Romanesque bridge spans the Fluvià River, measuring approximately 105 meters in length. Originally constructed in the 12th century, the bridge features seven arches and a fortified gateway.
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The Besalú Bridge, originally built for defensive purposes, is a prominent example of medieval architecture in Catalonia. Its irregular shape adapts to the rocky riverbed. The central tower served as a toll collection point. The bridge is accessible to pedestrians and provides a clear view of the surrounding landscape, making it notable for its practical and historical significance. Visitors can access the bridge from the nearby town center, which is well-connected by local roads.