Category: Civil Architecture > Bridge
District: Lisboa > Cascais > São Pedro do Estoril > Núcleo Urbano Histórico de São Pedro do Estoril
São Pedro do Estoril, over the Ribeira de Caparide, in Cascais.
Built in 1604, during the reign of Philip II of Portugal, as part of an old road that connected Cascais to Lisbon.
, Made of limestone.
, It has two perfect arches and structures that reinforce the pillars against the water current.
, Facilitated the connection between Cascais and Lisbon.
, Helped in the communication between various coastal fortifications.
, The construction of the Marginal Road in 1940 diminished its importance.
, Today, the bridge is partially covered by earth and vegetation.
, Classified as a Monument of Municipal Interest.
, Recently restored (2022/2023) to preserve its historical importance.
, Not accessible for passage.
, Used as a parking area and access to nearby land.
Sources: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponte_Filipina_de_S%C3%A3o_Pedro_do_Estoril
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.pt
Coordinates DD: 38.69508369462838,-9.375512490270298
Coordinates DMS: 38°41'42.3"N 09°22'31.8"W
