Stone Bridge, Logroño
Puente de Piedra
A seven-arch stone bridge over the Ebro River, where Camino pilgrims from Navarre enter Logroño.
The first bridge here was built in the 11th and 12th centuries with the help of saints including San Juan de Ortega. The present structure dates from a rebuild in 1884, and its seven stone arches span the Ebro. It is the gateway through which the Camino enters La Rioja from Navarre. There is a pilgrim information point at the bridgehead, and both riverbanks have walking and cycling paths with views of the old town's twin towers. The bridge is free to cross, and a short walk is all it takes. From the bridgehead, you can follow the Camino route along Calle Ruavieja into the old town.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Imperial Church of Santa María de Palacio
- Church of San Bartolomé, Logroño
- Co-Cathedral of Santa María de la Redonda
- Church of Santiago el Real, Logroño
- Paseo del Espolón
- Calle del Laurel
- Museum of La Rioja
- Muralla del Revellín