The bridge that connects the peninsula
of Condado with the Old San Juan islet. The history of the bridge starts with the Behn brothers, Hernand and
Sosthenes. The brothers inherited from their
stepfather a private, undeveloped and vacant
property, presently known as the Condado. In
1908, the brothers decided to develop the
property, and to advance the process, the Behn
brothers built a new bridge with a different
design than the one that existed in the former
steep embankment during the XVI Century.
The bridge, constructed by the Behn brothers was named by the citizens “The Bridge of the Two Brothers” (Puente Dos
Hermanos).
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