History
Built between the late 1st and early 2nd centuries to serve the Roman road through Aquae Flaviae, the bridge remains an urban axis over the Tâmega. The Peoples’ Column preserves an inscription central to understanding the region’s communities.
Timeline
Séc. I–II
Construction within the Roman road network.
Hoje
Historic crossing and symbol of Chaves.
Did you know?
The bridge remains part of daily city life, joining archaeological heritage and pedestrian movement.