Rosita's Bridge

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418 Villita St
San Antonio, TX 78205

Rosita's Bridge, nestled in San Antonio, TX, is a simple yet charming structure that spans gracefully over a tranquil river.

Surrounded by lush greenery and offering a peaceful spot for reflection, this unassuming bridge is a favorite among locals for leisurely strolls and quiet moments of solitude.

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5.03 reviews
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Curt C.
4/27/2015

Rosita's Bridge spans the San Antonio River right at the bend by Arneson River Theater. It's an historic and beautiful closed-spandrel arch bridge built by the WPA in 1940. It's a great place to...

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Devaneé T.
8/5/2023

Rich History! Beautiful artifcet You can take nice photos and videos here. If you're ever in the area, definitely stop by for a visit!

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Dominik D.
1/28/2020

While it may seem like a simple foot bridge amongst many others, there is a simple elegance to it. It looks and feels solid. It's also an excuse to keep wandering down the Riverwalk with a loose...

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