Bridges classified in Aquitaine

Bridge
64780 Bidarray

The Noblia Bridge, built in the 14th century at Bidarray, New Aquitaine, is a medieval work spanning the Nive, marked by successive restorations and linked to the history of pilgrimages to Roncevaux.

Roman bridge
64310 Ascain

The Roman bridge on the Nivelle in Ascain, built in the fifth century, is an ancient work that spans the Nivelle in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques, in New Aquitaine. This three arched bridge, partially destroyed and restored, testifies to the engineering of the end of the Roman Empire in Gaul.

Bridge
24310 Bourdeilles

The bridge over the Dronne de Bourdeilles, built in the 14th century, is a medieval building located in the village of Bourdeilles in the Dordogne, marked by a partial reconstruction in the 18th century after a devastating flood.

Bridge
64800 Lestelle-Bétharram

The Betharram Bridge, built in 1687 at Lestelle-Betharram (Pyrénées-Atlantiques), is a unique arched bridge classified as a Historical Monument, symbol of the Bearese heritage and historical Marian pilgrimage site.

Medieval bridge
24800 Saint-Jean-de-Côle

The Old Bridge on the Côle, built in the 12th century at Saint-Jean-de-Côle in New Aquitaine, is a medieval bridge on the back of a donkey with three arches, classified as a Historical Monument.

24150 Saint-Capraise-de-Lalinde

The Saint-Capraise-de-Lalinde redoub basin, built in the 19th century, is part of the canal of Lalinde, a major hydraulic structure of Nouvelle-Aquitaine for river navigation on the Dordogne.

47230 Feugarolles

The bridge of the Paravis, built in the 16th century in Feugarolles (New Aquitaine), is a unique stone arch bridge linked to the history of the local fontevrist priory.

64520 Bidache

The ancient bridge and mill of Heugas, dating from the 17th to 17th centuries, spans Lihoury in Bidache, New Aquitaine. This site combines hydraulic architecture and historical rural heritage.