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Explore Guam's past at the San Antonio Bridge in Hagåtña, a historic landmark blending Spanish colonial history with Chamorro legends.

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The San Antonio Bridge in Hagåtña, Guam, stands as a historic landmark, originally built in 1800 by the Spanish. Once a vital crossing over the Hagåtña River, it now resides in Sirena Park, a peaceful reminder of Guam's colonial past and Chamorro heritage.

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Combine your visit with a stroll through Sirena Park, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere and Chamorro mermaid legend.
Visit the nearby Plaza de España and the Dulce Nombre de Maria Cathedral-Basilica to see more of Hagåtña's historical sites.
Take a moment to find the keystone with the image of San Antonio de Padua on the bridge.

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Walking

From central Hagåtña, the San Antonio Bridge is easily accessible on foot. Head towards Sirena Park, located near the Guam Museum and Plaza de España. The bridge is a short walk from most major landmarks in the city center.
Public Transport

The Guam Regional Transit Authority (GRTA) bus system serves Hagåtña. Check the GRTA schedule for routes and stops near the park. From the bus stop, follow signs to Sirena Park and the San Antonio Bridge. A single ride is around $1.00, or $3.00 for a day pass.
Taxi/Ride-share

Taxis are available in Hagåtña, and ride-sharing services may operate on Guam. A short taxi ride from hotels in Tumon to the San Antonio Bridge area will likely cost between $15-$20, plus a $2.40 flag rate and $4.00 for the first mile.

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The San Antonio Bridge, also known as Tollai Acho (stone bridge) in Chamorro, is a tangible link to Guam's Spanish colonial era. Constructed around 1800 under the administration of Governor Manuel Muro, the bridge was dedicated to San Antonio de Padua, whose image was carved into a keystone. This single-arch stone bridge connected the pre-war barrios of San Ignacio and Bilibik, facilitating travel along the road that linked Humåtak (a key port for galleons) with Hagåtña, the capital.Originally, the bridge spanned the Hagåtña River. However, the river's course was altered during the post-World War II reconstruction of Hagåtña. Today, the bridge is the centerpiece of Sirena Park, named after a Chamorro legend about a girl transformed into a mermaid for disobeying her mother. Visitors can see a statue of Sirena near the bridge, as well as a statue honoring Don Pedro Pengelinan Martinez, a prominent Guam businessman.While small, the San Antonio Bridge offers a glimpse into Guam's layered past, representing Spanish engineering, Chamorro legends, and the impact of WWII. It's a serene spot for reflection and a connection to the island's cultural heritage.