Audio Guide of Old Bridge

Absolutely! The Old Bridge of Tornavacas is an open-air attraction and is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with no time restrictions. You can stop by and admire it whenever you like.

Good news! Visiting the Old Bridge of Tornavacas is completely free. It is a public monument and can be enjoyed at no cost at all. A perfect plan for your budget, right?

A visit to the Old Bridge of Tornavacas is very flexible. To enjoy it at a relaxed pace, take some photos, and soak up its charm, allow between 15 and 30 minutes. If you want a longer walk around the surrounding area, you can always extend it.

The Old Bridge of Tornavacas is a silent witness to the history of the Jerte Valley, probably of medieval origin and rebuilt in the 18th century. It was part of the old Western Soriana Royal Drovers’ Road and was crucial for trade and the movement of livestock. A true historical treasure that connects you with the past, don’t you think?

To enjoy the Old Bridge at its best, I recommend spring (especially during the cherry blossom season in March-April) or autumn, for its spectacular colors. As for the time of day, early morning or sunset offer beautiful light for photos and a quieter atmosphere. Your pictures will look amazing!

Direct access to the bridge may be a bit uneven due to the natural terrain and nearby paths. Although there are no specific ramps, it can be viewed from different points more easily. I recommend checking the area in advance to see whether it suits your needs. The Jerte Valley Tourist Office may be able to provide more details.

Tornavacas is the perfect starting point for exploring! You can visit the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption in the village itself, enjoy the natural pools of the Jerte River in summer, or explore the High Mountain Interpretation Center. In addition, you are right in the heart of the Jerte Valley, so you certainly won’t run out of waterfalls and viewpoints!

Of course. I recommend wearing comfortable shoes if you want to explore the riverside area. Don’t forget your camera to capture the beauty of the place, and if you go in summer, bring a hat and water. Also, always respect the natural surroundings and local guidelines. And above all, let yourself be carried away by the magic of this very special corner!