Puente Quintos

Puente Quintos is a beautiful bridge built in 1920 over the River Esla, linking the region of Tierra de Campos and Tábara, in a natural environment of great beauty and protected biodiversity.

The architectural structure of the bridge is solid, made of masonry stone and has nine semicircular arches. It is located in a privileged natural environment of great environmental and arboreal richness.

Water and river birds such as cormorants, grey and purple herons, egrets, little egrets, kingfishers, yellow-legged gulls, common coot... Birds of prey such as Black Kite, Marsh Harrier, Egyptian Vulture or Eagle Owl. Other forest birds such as the European goldfinch or the red-legged partridge and agricultural birds, such as turtle doves and wood pigeons, are regularly seen in the area.