Ponte di Tiberio

  Dating back to AD 21, Ponte di Tiberio spans the Marecchia River in Rimini, linking the historic center to the bustling district of San Giuliano Mare. This Roman bridge, known for its impressive 62-meter length and five arches, served as a vital route for trade and troop movements during ancient times. Today, it remains a functional pedestrian walkway, offering visitors a chance to stroll across its ancient stones while admiring the scenic river views. If you happen to visit in early June, you might catch the vibrant local festivals that often take place nearby, adding a lively atmosphere to the historic setting. As you wander, keep an eye out for the locals enjoying the riverside park, making it a perfect spot for a peaceful break from the city's hustle.