Where is this bridge, what is this city?

Where is this bridge, what is this city? - Bride over River during Sunset

I am trying to locate that old bridge. Do you recognize the bridge or the city?

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It is a snapshot from a TV documentary, the commentary mentionned Nice or Nizza but these cities don't seem to have such large rivers. I searched the Internet and they don't really look like that.

I tried a reverse image search, but all I got is south european landscapes. And the picture doesn't have any useful EXIF metadata as I did the screenshot myself.

I am sure some of you will recognize this place immediately.

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Best Answer

A Google image search brings up this reference.

The bridge is the Puente de Isabel II in Seville, Spain.



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Which city is Bridge City?

Bridge City is a city in Orange County, Texas, United States. It is 100 miles east of Houston, near the Gulf of Mexico. The population was 9,546 at the 2020 Census....Bridge City, TexasCountyOrangeArea\u2022 Total7.14 sq mi (18.50 km2)\u2022 Land6.44 sq mi (16.67 km2)18 more rows

What Is a Bridge City?

Gunnar Simonsen. 5 years ago. For anyone who has ever flown into Portland with a view of downtown and the Willamette River, there is no question as to why the Rose City is also known as Bridge City. The year was 1887 when the original Morrison Bridge was completed.

Why is it called Bridge City?

It was originally called Prairie View for its location on the coastal prairie and became known as Bridge City after the construction of a notable highway bridge over the Neches River linking Orange County to Port Arthur.


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Answer 2

I can't believe I recognised it from our trip to Spain last year.

I'm fairly certain that's actually the view of the Triana from the top of the Giralda - the bell tower of Seville Cathedral.

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