Alcántara

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Alcántara is a historic town in western Spain, near the Portuguese border, renowned for its monumental Roman bridge and rich architectural heritage.

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Alcántara canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf municipality
town
country Spain
hasArabicEtymology "the bridge"
al-Qanṭarah
hasArchitecturalStyle Baroque
Renaissance
Roman
medieval
hasBuildingMaterial stone
hasCulturalHeritageStatus historic town
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
tourism
hasFunction municipal seat
hasHeritage Roman bridge of Alcántara
rich architectural heritage
hasLandmark Puente de Alcántara
surface form: Alcántara Bridge
hasLocalFestivities historical commemorations
religious festivals
hasNearbyInfrastructure Alcántara Dam
hasNotablePeriod Middle Ages
Reconquista
surface form: Reconquista period

Roman era
hasNotableStructure Roman triumphal arch on the bridge
hasReligiousSite Churches and monasteries
Convent of San Benito de Alcántara
hasRomanName Alcantarae
hasTourismType cultural tourism
heritage tourism
hasTransportRole historic crossing of the Tagus River
hasUrbanForm historic center
narrow streets
traditional houses
historicalRegion Extremadura
knownFor historical significance
medieval architecture
monumental Roman bridge
religious architecture
language Spanish
locatedIn Extremadura
surface form: autonomous community of Extremadura

Province of Cáceres
surface form: province of Cáceres

western Spain
locatedNear border of Portugal
locatedOnRiver Tagus River
partOf comarca of Tajo-Salor

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Puente de Alcántara namedAfter Alcántara
Tajo River passesThroughCity Alcántara
Tejo passesThroughCity Alcántara
Tagus Basin containsCity Alcántara
Bridge of the Arch locatedIn Alcántara