The Rivera Bridge in Huelva
A historic bridge with five semicircular arches and pointed spandrels, ideal for admiring classical architecture in picturesque surroundings.
According to Madoz, it was built during the reign of Charles IV to replace an earlier structure that had fallen into complete ruin. It consists of five semicircular arches with ashlar spandrels and pointed ashlar buttresses. The deck was widened as part of the improvement works on the National Circuit for Special Surfaces, using slabs and uprights supported by the buttresses. The bottom support of one of the railings still bears an inscription relating to the Circuit.
Pretiles
Repainted and restored stone walls on the Cuesta de la Media Fanega, ideal for cultural and photographic tourism.
Indicator
A rest area featuring historic signs from the now-defunct Ministry of Public Works and Transport, ideal for enthusiasts of transport history.
Kilometre markers
Historical signposts have been relocated to rest areas, offering tourists a unique and educational experience as they go about their journey.
Metal fences
A location featuring well-preserved historic lampposts, ideal for tourists interested in mid-20th-century architecture and design.
Road workers’ hut
To the south of Las Alberquillas, a converted warehouse houses three intact ceramic signs, which are of particular historical interest to tourists.
Kerbs and kerb stones
This section retains several kerbs dating from the improvement works carried out on the National Special Surface Circuit.
Hectometre post
It forms part of the National Special Stage Circuit and is situated, alongside the remains of a track marking, near the former El Ronquillo station.
Upper level
A railway crossing converted into a greenway, ideal for walking and cycling, with structural improvements to enhance safety and the enjoyment of the scenery.
Upper level
It serves as a greenway in El Ronquillo, ideal for walking and cycling, and stands out for its harmony with nature and its improved infrastructure.
Source
Next to the road, near the El Ronquillo greenway, there is a fountain of unknown age. It is in a poor state of repair.
The Rivera Bridge in Huelva
A historic bridge with five semicircular arches and pointed spandrels, ideal for admiring classical architecture in picturesque surroundings.
The Rivera Bridge in Huelva
A historic bridge with five semicircular arches and pointed spandrels, ideal for lovers of architecture and history.
Remains of a bridge on the banks of the Huelva River
Upstream from the bridge over the Rivera de Huelva, the remains of a bridge dating from before the road was built have been identified.
Kilometre markers
A site featuring replicas of historic lampposts, ideal for taking photos and exploring the history of the roads, although they do not retain their original d...
Pretiles
Picturesque, restored terraces on the Cuesta de la Media Fanega, ideal for tourists.
Pretiles
Picturesque, restored terraces on the Cuesta de la Media Fanega, ideal for tourists.
Kilometre markers
A site featuring replicas of historic signposts, ideal for taking unique photos and learning about the history of the National Special Stage Circuit.
Kilometre markers
Historic signposts that have been relocated to rest areas offer a unique tourist attraction.
Venta del Alto
A hotel complex on the Cuesta de la Media Fanega, ideal for travellers, steeped in history and rural charm.
Kerbs and kerb stones
This section retains several kerbs dating from the improvement works carried out on the National Special Surface Circuit.
Kilometre markers
Historical signposts relocated to rest areas offer tourists a unique and educational experience along the route.
Kilometre markers
Historic signposts relocated to rest areas offer tourists a unique experience combining wayfinding and a sense of nostalgia.
Kerbs and kerb stones
This section retains several kerbs dating from the improvement works carried out on the National Special Surface Circuit.