«Pont de l'Aigua»

Amís Unal d'Alá
1880-1890
Albumen print
10x18 cm
CRDI. Col·lecció Josep Maria Vila Burch

The first vestiges of the Aigua Bridge have to be sought in the Roman period. At this point the Via Augusta crossed the natural barrier of the river Ter and joined both banks. The Via Augusta followed a natural route that joined Cadiz to Rome and was vitally important for trade and communications between the different cities and provinces.