T he   Roman   Bridge   reflects   little   of   its   Roman   roots,   owing   to   frequent   reconstruction   over   many decades.   In   the   centre   of   the   eastern   side's   stone   handrails   there   is   a   little   shrine   to   St   Raphael,   at whose   feet   the   devout   burn   candles.   It   is,   of   course,   unlikely   that   much   of   the   original   structure stands.   The   present   structure   is   a   medieval   reconstruction,   though   the   19th-century   cobbled   paving does   give   a   Roman   feel.   There   is   an   irregular   pattern   to   the   16   arches   in   size   and   abutment protections.   You   can   walk   over   the   Roman   Bridge   in   either   direction.   The   Roman   Bridge   is   close   to the great Mosque and leads to Torre de Calahorra at south end.