Puente del Perdon

It receives this name, because the prisoners who were taken to the House of the Horca could last appeal their sentence on him. Although it dates from the 14th century, the bridge had to be rebuilt in the 18th century due to the state of deterioration in which it was found by the floodlands of the Lozoya River. It is a construction of granite silery with three half-point arches that served the monks of El Paular to access the paper mill owned by the monastery.

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