Puente Roto

Puente Roto, meaning 'Broken Bridge,' is a unique and picturesque landmark in Cuenca. As its name suggests, it is a bridge that was never fully completed, or perhaps was partially destroyed by one of the Tomebamba River's occasional floods, leaving behind a striking architectural fragment. This incomplete structure has become a popular spot for both locals and tourists. Its intriguing form and location over the Tomebamba River, backed by the city's historic buildings and the lush barranco, make it an excellent subject for photography. Many people come here to capture memorable images of Cuenca's distinct charm. Beyond its visual appeal, Puente Roto offers a serene spot to enjoy the sounds of the river and the surrounding natural beauty. It's a testament to the city's ability to turn an anomaly into a beloved attraction.