Roman bridge of the Arch
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Ponte do Arco was built in Roman times, over the Pinhão river, to connect two provinces – Lusitania and Tarraconense and the municipium of Aquae Flaviae, (Chaves). The bridge underwent renovations, but still preserves well-carved ashlars, a round arch and a horizontal deck, characteristic of Roman construction. It was classified as a Monument of Public Interest in 2015 due to its close connection to the Roman gold exploration in Jales and Tresminas.
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Destination
Da Nossa Galeria
Localização
Alfarela de Jales-Pinhão Cele a partir do km 14 da EN 212
GPS coordinates: 41.406521, -7.608107
Heritage Classification: Public Interest Monument