El puente de Triana

 

Triana Bridge
it's  known as Triana bridge but officially is the bridge of Isabel II, in honor of Queen Elizabeth II of Spain and was the first one to be built in Seville using iron as material. . The bridge of Isabel II was the first one that passed the railways, being declared a National Historic Landmark in 1976. Today it is a bridge linking the city center with the Triana district across the river Guadalquivir and  was  replaced in the nineteenth century an old pontoon bridge that was in place and one of the most famous of the capital Sevillana

Triana Bridge

it's  known as Triana bridge but officially is the bridge of Isabel II, in honor of Queen Elizabeth II of Spain and was the first one to be built in Seville using iron as material. . The bridge of Isabel II was the first one that passed the railways, being declared a National Historic Landmark in 1976. Today it is a bridge linking the city center with the Triana district across the river Guadalquivir and  was  replaced in the nineteenth century an old pontoon bridge that was in place and one of the most famous of the capital Sevillana

 

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Triana Bridge
it's  known as Triana bridge but officially is the bridge of Isabel II, in honor of Queen Elizabeth II of Spain and was the first one to be built in Seville using iron as material. . The bridge of Isabel II was the first one that passed the railways, being declared a National Historic Landmark in 1976. Today it is a bridge linking the city center with the Triana district across the river Guadalquivir and  was  replaced in the nineteenth century an old pontoon bridge that was in place and one of the most famous of the capital Sevillana

Triana Bridge

it's  known as Triana bridge but officially is the bridge of Isabel II, in honor of Queen Elizabeth II of Spain and was the first one to be built in Seville using iron as material. . The bridge of Isabel II was the first one that passed the railways, being declared a National Historic Landmark in 1976. Today it is a bridge linking the city center with the Triana district across the river Guadalquivir and  was  replaced in the nineteenth century an old pontoon bridge that was in place and one of the most famous of the capital Sevillana