The Ponte dos Sete Arcos (Bridge of the Seven Arches) is a historic aqueduct. This structure is a significant example of 18th-century engineering, built to supply fresh water to the city. It features seven arches, hence its name, and was designed to channel water from nearby springs to fountains and cisterns in the city. Although no longer in use for water supply, the Ponte dos Sete Arcos remains a symbol of the city's historical development. It reflects the ingenuity of its builders and stands as a testament to the importance of infrastructure in urban planning during the 18th century. For us it was a beautiful place to stop for lunch at a near by Cafe and take pictures...
Read moreAuthentic Azores! Loved the bridge and the restaurants next and below the bridge as well! Beautiful flowers along the entrance into the beautiful village of Nordeste! Always puts a smile on my face! Dont forget its a...
Read moreWonderful! Very nice and well preserved bridge! Beautiful vantage point to look at the village below, Nordeste is well worth the visit, one of the nicest villages on the island...
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