Ponte di Tiberio is a bridge located in Rimini, Italy. It is also known as the Bridge of Augustus. It's a remarkable structure that spans the Marecchia River. This structure was built by Augustus in the year 14 A.D. and is one of the oldest surviving structures of the Roman Empire. This bridge is considered a remarkable example of engineering and is one of the single most visited sights of the Rimini region. It stands as a testament to Roman perseverance and construction and can be admired for its grand design, its decorative arches, and for being the only functional stone bridge between Rimini and the Adriatic Sea. Visitors can walk along the bridge, admire the view from it, or take a boat tour in the river beneath. There is also a small market and bars around the area so one can enjoy the local atmosphere.
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