Medina Bridge
Arévalo, Spain
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The Medina Bridge is a medieval structure spanning the Arévalo area of Spain, constructed around 1400 in the Mudéjar architectural style—a distinctive Iberian tradition blending Islamic and Christian design elements. Recognized as a bien de interés cultural (property of cultural interest), the bridge is currently listed on the Red List of Endangered Heritage, reflecting conservation concerns about its preservation.
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- Built
- Type
- bridge
- Heritage
- Red List of Endangered Heritage item, bien de interés cultural
- Place
- Arévalo, Spain
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