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.
Street in Rimini
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. Budget travelers walk from the beach to the old town in 10 minutes and see 2,000 years of history they did not expect behind a seaside resort.
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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.
Working out what Rimini costs?
The whole of Rimini