Audio Guide of Stone Bridge

The Stone Bridge is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year, as it is a public pedestrian and vehicle bridge over the Ebro River. You can easily reach it on foot from central Logroño via Bridge Street or from the riverbank; it is ideal for a walk without time restrictions.

Visiting the Stone Bridge is completely free, as it is a public historic structure open to all visitors. You do not need to buy tickets or make a reservation; just come by and enjoy it at your own pace.

It is recommended to set aside 20 to 30 minutes to walk across the bridge and enjoy the views of the Ebro River and the city. If you want to take photos or simply relax, you could extend your visit to 45 minutes, but it is generally a quick and pleasant stop.

The Stone Bridge, built between 1871 and 1880, is the first modern concrete and iron bridge in Logroño, designed by engineer Práxedes Mazuela, and it replaced earlier structures destroyed by floods. It represents a milestone in the city’s history because of its role in trade and travel along the Way of St. James; for more details, see Stone Bridge on Wikipedia.

The best time is during spring or autumn, when the weather is mild and the river views are spectacular without the summer heat. Sunset is ideal for capturing photos with golden light over Logroño, while avoiding the busiest midday hours for a calmer experience.

Yes, the bridge has ramps and adapted walkways at the main access points, making it easier for people with reduced mobility or wheelchair users to cross. However, check the current conditions on Logroño’s official tourism website or call the City Hall at +34 941 27 13 50 to confirm.

Near the bridge you will find the Co-Cathedral of Santa María de la Redonda, just a 10-minute walk away, and the famous Laurel Street with its tapas bars. You can also explore the Espolón Promenade or the La Rioja Museum, all within less than 1 km, making them perfect to combine in a half-day itinerary.

Wear comfortable shoes for walking across the bridge and along the riverside area, and consider visiting at sunset for the best photos. If you are traveling by car, there are nearby parking lots in the city center; for more information, visit the La Rioja tourism website at La Rioja Tourism and download an interactive map.