Spanning the Gorge: Puente Nuevo in Ronda, Spain

Overlooking the deep Guadalevin River gorge stands the majestic Puente Nuevo bridge; an architectural marvel constructed between 1751 to 1793 by Martín de Rivière. This stone arch viaduct is one of three bridges that cross this canyon near Ronda city center within the province of Málaga, Andalusia, Spain. It's not only known for its engineering feat but also serves as a vital link connecting two parts of town separated by steep cliffs. Below it flows a waterfall cascading down into crystal-clear pools below, surrounded by lush greenery under a serene blue sky dotted with wispy clouds.