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 claims that the bridge was built by the Jesuits in a single nocturnal session, relying solely on the light of one lamp. On June 22, 1634, the bridge, along with its surroundings, was transferred to the city's municipal chamber for future upkeep and maintenance.