Ponte di Polo

Ponte di Polo in Arsiè, Italy is a medieval bridge that dates back to the 15th century. It is one of the few bridges of its type that has survived to the present day and is a remarkable example of late medieval engineering. It stands 95m above the Piave River and is a popular spot for tourists and photographers. The bridge offers beautiful views of the valley and is surrounded by picturesque villages. It is also a great example of rural Italian architecture. Numerous carvings of saints, angels and other figures adorn the façade of the bridge. There are also several shops and restaurants in the nearby villages for visitors to enjoy.