Most riverside walks in Seville take in the city’s historical sights, such as the Torre del Oro or the notorious bullring.
A little further out, however, Seville reveals its modern face, the lights and the energy of a city on the up. Starting in the Parque del Alamillo, by the Olympic Stadium, we navigated by following this striking metal symbol: the Puente Alamillo.
Known locally as the Harp Bridge, this landmark formed part of the regenerative Expo 92, designed to transport people to and from a formerly deserted island. Today, it’s also an impromptu playground, with children scrambling up the central pillar and sliding back down.
Back on dry land, meanwhile, Seville’s urban artists decorate the concrete walls in their own way.
Puente del Alamillo - A Modern Landmark in Seville
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That’s some bridge.
Shades of the Newcastle Millenium Bridge, and the smaller version here in York. But I prefer the rebellious asymmetry of the Puente Alamillo.
Bridges make such great subjects. One tower suspnsion bridges seem to be all the rage lately, we have on nearby in Toledo Ohio but this one is much cooler.
WOW! I love the shot of the bridge from the perspective walking across it. Very cool! Spain is still on my to-see list… in the meantime, I appreciate the virtual trip!
What beautiful pictures! The bridge reminds me of the new bridge in Boston.
You’ve done well capturing it in great dusk light!