The Pepper Wreck, a 17th-century caravel returning from India, sank in its estuary, which is visible from Belém Tower and the Vasco da Gama Bridge.
This river is crossed by the Puente de San Martín as well as the Alcantara Bridge, which lies beneath San Servando Castle. It flows through Aranjuez and Talavera de la Reina downstream from its source in the Albarracín Mountains, and El Greco painted it in "View of Toledo." The Pepper Wreck, a 17th-century caravel returning from India, sank in its estuary, which is visible from Belém Tower and the Vasco da Gama Bridge. FTP, identify this longest river of the Iberian Peninsula that divides Portugal and passes through Lisbon.
This river is crossed by the Puente de San Martín as well as the Alcantara Bridge, which lies beneath San Servando Castle.
{Tagus} River (or {Tajo} River; or {Tejo} River)