Very pleasant site. It is just a historical bridge which I pass by everyday. Some people leave memories behind like writing on the bridge or putting a lock on the fence with the initials on it. Be careful for there are many iguanas there 😅. Also, recommended time to be there would most preferably be before sundown. Right before the sunset just to get an amazing view/picture.
We visited because my husband's dad used to run across the bridge as a child. The bridge began construction in 1940 and was completed in 1944. It's called Puente Salcedo.
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Kevin Rivera
6 years agoVery pleasant site. It is just a historical bridge which I pass by everyday. Some people leave memories behind like writing on the bridge or putting a lock on the fence with the initials on it. Be careful for there are many iguanas there 😅. Also, recommended time to be there would most preferably be before sundown. Right before the sunset just to get an amazing view/picture.
Carmen S. Luna
7 years agoWe visited because my husband's dad used to run across the bridge as a child. The bridge began construction in 1940 and was completed in 1944. It's called Puente Salcedo.
Rockwell Finkster
7 years agoMy father crossed this bridge as a child to go to school...
Kermeth Cuebas
8 years agoHistoric bridge. Nothing too wild or special but nice architecture anyways.
rey jo
7 years agoNothing out of this world, but it hides a legend of the taino vs the spaniards.