Ponte di Tiberio
The Ponte di Tiberio is a five-arch Roman bridge completed in 21 AD under Emperor Tiberius, still carrying road traffic after 2,000 years. Free to cross and photograph.
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Rimini is Italy’s biggest beach resort, and the budget core is simple: kilometers of sandy shore with free public stretches between the paid lido sections, so a beach day costs nothing if you bring your own towel. Behind the seaside strip sits a surprising Roman old town, free to wander, with the Arch of Augustus and the Tiberius Bridge still standing, plus the Fellini connection to his hometown. Rimini is the cheap coastal base for a day trip up to tiny San Marino and pairs well with Ravenna and Bologna on the Emilia-Romagna rail line. Late spring and September keep the sea warm while rooms drop below the August peak.
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The Ponte di Tiberio is a five-arch Roman bridge completed in 21 AD under Emperor Tiberius, still carrying road traffic after 2,000 years. Free to cross and photograph.
Rimini is known for its Adriatic beach, but the old town behind it is a compact area with a Roman arch (Arco d'Augusto), a Roman bridge (Ponte di Tiberio, free to cross and still in use after 2,000 years), and the Tempio Malatestiano (a Renaissance church designed by Leon Battista Alberti, free to enter). Federico Fellini was born here.
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