Puente Viejo

Longda Old Bridge is a bridge connecting the old and new cities of Longda. Compared with the spectacular new bridge, the old bridge is very inconspicuous. Although it has been repaired by fracture, the reconstructed old bridge is also 400 years old. This is a good place to enjoy the scenery of Longda Old Town.

Unlike the new bridge, there are not many people who come to the old bridge, and it silently adheres to its original post, witnessing history, and seems to have a sense of precipitation in the years. A pair of expedition teams were on the lake, following their pace along the path that appeared to be starting from the outer racecourse, wading into the mine at the bottom of King Moore, and then back down the mine tunnel to the road

Longda Old Bridge is not far from Longda New Bridge, but it is far less famous and powerful than Longda New Bridge. However, Longda Old Bridge has a longer history than Longda New Bridge, and it is worth seeing. In addition, walking through the old Longda Bridge, you can enjoy the new Longda Bridge from another angle, which is also very good. So, it is still recommended to come here for a walk.

Compared with the new bridge, the old bridge is slightly less well-known, and it is willing to give up here for many tourists who come and go back and forth that day, especially the team tour. In fact, the scenery around the old bridge is very good, both to enjoy the Moorish style of the white town, and to overlook the idyllic mountain scenery. Recommend a restaurant near the old bridge (turn right through the arch) and it is quite pleasant to have afternoon tea here.

Hemingway's famous book "Who the Bells for" tells of the town of Longda residents who killed "fascists" with sticks and flails and threw their bodies off a cliff. The magnificent new bridge, built in 1793, spans the Tahoe Valley and below the fast-moving El Tahoe River. The bridge is made of stone from the bottom of the El Tajo River. The new bridge is the most scenic view of Longda, which is a major traffic route connecting the old and new urban areas. Recommended viewing of the new bridge: First, at the end of the Tajo lind walk trail, that is, from the Plaza de España, but the bridge directly to the right, there is an observation deck to enjoy the new bridge and the house on the cliff; Second, give 2 euros to the bottom of the bridge to watch (we did not try this, pig head thinks this 2 euros is not worth); Third, if you don’t want to spend money but are willing to labor, you can walk through the small shops like us, pay attention to the right hand side, there is a hidden path, along the path, it is the direction to the new bridge, there is a new bridge and overlooking the Tahoe Canyon scenery is excellent, But be careful, the road is dangerous.