Ponte di Tiberio, in Rimini, Italy, is a bridge that was built by the Roman emperor Augustus in 14AD. It is one of the most photographed sites in the city and in Italy. The bridge has three rounded arches, and stands 12.5 meters high. It was built on the remains of an earlier wooden bridge, which had been built by Julius Caesar. Today, it is a popular spot for both tourists and locals as they look out over the Adriatic Sea. The views are stunning and visitors are able to view Rimini’s nearby beaches, ancient ruins, and the old city center. It is a great place to view the natural beauty of Rimini and the nearby area. The bridge is easily accessible and there is plenty of parking near the bridge for those looking to spend some time admiring the stunning sea views.
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