The Juan Domingo Perón Bridge is a steel arch bridge located in Villa María, Argentina. It spans the river Río Dulce, connecting the cradle of the city, on the east bank, to other neighborhoods, concluding the circle to the west. This bridge was built in 1987 and was named after the former President and leader of the working class in Argentina, Juan Domingo Perón. Its design is characterized by its modern look and its soaring steel arches, providing a scenic crossing. The experience of viewing the bridge in the night time is breathtaking, with lights that make it look majestic. Tourists can also enjoy the view of the Río Dulce from atop the bridge, a sight that is sure to take your breath away.
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