Bridge of Tiberius
Ponte di Tiberio
A Roman stone bridge built in the 1st century AD, its five arches still open to traffic, and one of the best-preserved bridges of the Roman Empire.
The Bridge of Tiberius was built between AD 14 and 21 of Istrian limestone. It has survived two thousand years of war and still stands firm. It marks the starting point of the ancient Roman Via Emilia. The basin beneath the bridge has been turned into a water plaza with floating walkways, where you can gaze up at the arches and their reflections. Admission is free, and the lighting at night is beautiful. Just across the bridge is the fishing village of San Giuliano.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Borgo San Giuliano
- Piazza Cavour
- Castel Sismondo & Fellini Museum
- Domus del Chirurgo
- Tempio Malatestiano
- Arch of Augustus
- Grand Hotel Rimini
- Rimini Beach