Most reviewed Bridges in Rome, Italy

Pedestrian bridge, built in 134 A.D., with travertine marble fascias & spanning the River Tiber.

Elegant pedestrian footbridge, founded in the 2nd-century BC, & site of a famous Roman battle.

Bridge ordered by Pope Sixtus IV on Roman site, with a circular 'oculus' to lessen water pressure.

Arched river crossing built in the late 19th century, with pedestrian promenades at water level.

Built in 62 BC by Lucius Fabricius, the oldest bridge in Rome spans half of the Tiber River.

Triple-arched Roman bridge named after Victor Emmanuel II & featuring large winged sculptures.

Much-rebuilt stone bridge with 3 arches spanning the river to Tiber Island & known for sunset views.

👍👍 A great bridge to take pictures from. Especially during the sunset you can take some amazing pictures. You see the, undoubtedly more beautiful, ponte vittorio emanuele II which is a magnificent bridge and behind it the top of a palazzo. So, as most of you will have understood at this point, the phot...

Oldest stone bridge in Rome, circa 2nd century–BCE, with a single arch in mid-river.

Roman-era roadway over the Aniene River, with an iconic crenelated tower added in the 15th century.

👍👍 To see and learn about its history, from here you enter a large park for walks, along the Aniene river

👍👍 This bridge is a national monument and is a work of incredible importance for the hydrogeological protection of Rome

👍👍 The Giacomo Matteotti Bridge is located in Rione XXII (Prati) and connects the Lungotevere Arnaldo da Brescia to the Lungotevere Michelangelo. Built between 1924 and 1929, it is part of the bridges relating to the era of monarchic Italy. After the war it was named after the socialist politician Gi...