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Die Ponte Luís I, auch Ponte D. Luís I, oder einfach Ponte Luis I genannt, ursprünglich als Ponte Luíz I bezeichnet ist eine Fachwerk-Bogenbrücke über den Douro zwischen Porto und Vila Nova de Gaia in Portugal.

 

The Ponte Luís I, also called Ponte D. Luís I, or simply Ponte Luis I, originally named Ponte Luíz I is a truss arch bridge over the Douro River between Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia in Portugal

Porto ist eine Küstenstadt im Nordwesten Portugals, die bekannt ist für ihre prächtigen Brücken und den hier hergestellten Portwein.

Porto is a coastal city in north-west Portugal, known for its magnificent bridges and the port wine produced here.

Die doppelstöckige Brücke Ponte Dom Luis über den Douro verbindet Porto mit Vila Nova de Gaia und wurde 1886 eröffnet - The double-deck Dom Luis bridge over the Douro River was opened in 1886 and connects Porto with Vila Nova de Gaia (Portugal)

 

Porto bei Nacht mit Douro und Ponte Dom Luis - Porto at night with the Dom Luis bridge over the Douro river (Porto, Portugal)

Die doppelstöckige Brücke Ponte Dom Luis über den Douro verbindet Porto mit Vila Nova de Gaia und wurde 1886 eröffnet - The double-deck Dom Luis bridge over the Douro River was opened in 1886 and connects Porto with Vila Nova de Gaia (Portugal)

 

Ponte Dom Luis, Porto, Portugal.

Porto, Ponte Dom Luis

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The Dom Luís I (or Luiz I) Bridge (Portuguese: Ponte Luís I or Luiz I) is a double-decked metal arch bridge that spans the Douro River between the cities of Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia in Portugal. At the time of construction its span of 172 m was the longest of its type in the world.

The government held a competition for the construction of a metallic bridge over the Douro River on a site that was adjacent to an existing bridge that it would replace. Téophile Seyrig had engineered the D. Maria Pia Bridge project nearby, whilst working as a partner of Gustave Eiffel. He now took sole responsibility for the new, major Luís I Bridge. The construction was begun in 1881 and the bridge opened on 31 October 1886 (the upper deck; the lower deck opened in 1887).[2]

Total length 385.25 m

Weight 3045 tons

The arch measures 172 m in length and 44.6 m in height

Originally and for more than a century, the bridge carried road traffic on both decks. Along with other vehicles, electric trams crossed the upper deck from 1908[2] until May 1959, and trolleybuses crossed both decks from May 1959 until 1993.[3] In 2003, the top deck was closed to private motor traffic and since that time the top deck has been occupied by Line D of the Metro do Porto light rail system (which opened in 2005) and a pedestrian walkway, offering great views on the historic center of Porto, the Port wine caves of Vila Nova de Gaia and the river Douro.[2]

In 1982, the bridge was designated a cultural heritage "Property of Public Interest" (Imóvel de Interesse Público) by IGESPAR, the Institute for the Management of Architectural and Archaeological Heritage, a federal agency.[4]

The bridge often is confused with the nearby Maria Pia Bridge, a railway bridge built nine years earlier and located a kilometre to the east. However, although they bear a strong resemblance to one another, the earlier bridge has only one deck.

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Die doppelstöckige Brücke Ponte Dom Luis über den Douro verbindet Porto mit Vila Nova de Gaia und wurde 1886 eröffnet - The double-deck Dom Luis bridge over the Douro River was opened in 1886 and connects Porto with Vila Nova de Gaia (Portugal)

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Puente Don Luis I, Oporto.

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Captura realizada desde una embarcacion navegando por el rio Duero en su paso por la ciudad portuguesa de Oporto. El Puente Luis I, es un de los lugares emblemáticos de la ciudad, une la orilla de Gaia y el centro histórico de la urbe. Se inauguró en 1886. Es un puente en arco construido en acero.Tiene dos pisos, el superior situado a una altura de 62 metros y 390 metros de longitud, está dedicado al metro de la ciudad y al transito peatonal. El inferior de 174 metros de longitud y a una cota de 10 metros sobre el rio, está dedicado al trafico rodado urbano.

Las 3000 toneladas de hierro de este puente, fueron diseñadas y proyectadas por el ingeniero alemán Teófilo Seyrig, que fue alumno del genial Gustavo Eiffel.

City of Porto, Portugal

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Metro of Porto while shooting these one www.flickr.com/photos/matilde/193207262/

Taken from Mosteiro da Serra do Pilar.

Taken from Mosteiro da Serra do Pilar.

Porto from Teleférico de Gaia

Ribeira, Porto, Portugal. Outono de 2011.

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Vila Nova de Gaia...tappa obbligata per chi si trova a passare nelle vicinanze di Porto. Luogo famoso perché è qui, nelle sue numerose cantine, che avviene la "magia" (così la chiamano) che trasforma l'uva raccolta sulle colline del Douro nel particolare vino conosciuto in tutto il mondo: il Porto.

Ed è proprio qui che, usciti da un'interessante visita alle cantine con degustazione di tre tipi diversi di vino, ci siamo seduti sulla riva del fiume per ammirare, sulla riva opposta, uno degli scorci più belli della città di Porto... sarà l'effetto della degustazione?

  

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