Ponte Del Diavolo

Ponte Del Diavolo (The Devil's Bridge) is a medieval stone arch bridge located in the town of Pont-Saint-Martin, Italy. It is believed to have been constructed between 1293 and 1350. The bridge is comprised of a single arch span, resting on two abutments and an intermediate pillar, and its shape is that of a three-aisled bridge. It has two staircases, each on their own side, which join the two roads on top of the bridge. The river beneath it is the Drisorges torrent. Ponte Del Diavolo is well known for its beautiful setting, which includes the Drisorges river with its surrounding meadows and forests. It is a popular spot for tourists and travelers alike, with its rich history and stunning natural scenery. It is also a great place to take a break and enjoy the fresh mountain air.