Tiberius Bridge - Rimini - Italy

About Tiberius Bridge – Rimini

Tiberius Bridge (Ponte di Tiberio) in Rimini is an Ancient Roman arched bridge begun by the Emperor Augustus and completed by Emperor Tiberius in approximately 20 AD.

Crossing the Marecchia River, the extremely well-preserved Tiberius Bridge is still in use today.

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Key Details

Name

Tiberius Bridge – Rimini
Alternative Name

Ponte di Tiberio
Location

Rimini , Emilia-Romagna , Italy
Categories

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Periods

Ancient Rome
Figures

Augustus, Emperor Tiberius
Dates

0AD – 99AD
Prominence

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Themes

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Contact Details

Address

Tiberius Bridge, Viale Tiberio, 47900 Rimini, Italy
Email Address

[email protected]
Phone Number

Contact local tourist office

Tourist Information

Entry

Tiberius Bridge is open at all times.
Amenities

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Directions

Tiberius Bridge is a ten minute walk north from Rimini’s regional train station.

Useful Links

http://www.riminiturismo.it/393/34/Tiberius_Bridge.html?lang_index=1

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