Ponte Del Diavolo, situated in the small village of Pont-Saint-Martin in Northern Italy, is a Greek style bridge from the 11th century which attracts many visitors from all over the world. Legend has it that it was built by the devil himself, lending to its strange name 'Devil's Bridge'. It is 70 meters long and has an inbuilt wooden stairway which provides access to the bridge. There are three 12th century Romanesque arches in the center of the bridge, surrounded by eleven smaller arches. The bridge makes for a great spot to view the surrounding green hills, the River Luguna, and the snow-clad peaks of the Alps. It's a popular site to go on a leisurely stroll or to take pictures. Make sure you don't miss this historic landmark while you're in the region!
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