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The Mariano Bridge Ospina Pérez (Girardot) is a suspension bridge over the Magdalena River built during the government of President Mariano Ospina Pérez. For many years it was an obligatory step between Bogota and the cities of the south-east of Colombia.

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This imposing metallic bridge inaugurated on January 1, 1930, is the oldest of the current bridges and undisputed symbol that identifies Girardot. This work was advanced by German engineers who built the bridge in a record time of almost three years. It cost $ 1'300,000 and measures approximately 466 meters. At the time it allowed the communication of the Ferrocarriles de Cundinamarca with those of Tolima, Huila and Valle, contributing to the economic development of the region.

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This monument is a tribute from the Lions Club to the city of Girardot. It was elaborated on the occasion of its XXII convention in the year of 1967. It is located on the Cra 10 with Cll 20, opposite the Oasis shopping center.

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This monument makes reference to the river race that is gained the sustenance carving the earth, hunting and fishing in the river Magdalena. It was originally placed in front of the locomotive park and then relocated a mere 30 meters from the river in front of the refurbished Embarcadero Turístico.

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It is considered National Monument because it belongs to one of the works of modern architecture, designed and built by Leopoldo Rother. It consists of a structure with 198 concrete membranes that were used as roofs and a system of "V" columns with invisible beams. It was completed in 1948 and is located in the Plaza de San Miguel.