A local tradition states that the bridge was built by the Jesuits in a single night using the light of a single lamp. On 22 June 1634, the bridge, as well as the surrounding land was handed over to the municipal chamber of the city for its maintenance and upkeep.
A local custom asserts that the bridge was constructed by the Jesuits in a single night utilizing the illumination from a solitary lamp. On 22 June 1634, the bridge, along with the surrounding territory, was transferred to the municipal chamber of the city for its upkeep and preservation.