Tiberius Bridge

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Tiberius Bridge is an ancient Roman stone bridge in Rimini, Italy, renowned for its well-preserved arches and historical significance as part of the Via Aemilia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman bridge
ancient monument
arch bridge
stone arch bridge
alsoKnownAs Bridge of Tiberius
linked to: Ponte di Tiberio

Ponte di Tiberio
architecturalStyle Roman engineering
builtDuringReignOf Emperor Augustus
linked to: Augustus

Emperor Tiberius
linked to: Tiberius
carries pedestrian traffic
vehicular traffic (historically)
connects Borgo San Giuliano district
historic center of Rimini
constructionEnd AD 21
constructionStart AD 14
continent Europe
country Italy
crosses Marecchia River
designType segmental arch
era early Roman Empire
formsUrbanAxisWith Corso d’Augusto
function road bridge
hasCulturalSignificance important landmark on Via Aemilia
hasCutwaters triangular cutwaters
hasHeritageStatus protected cultural property
hasInscription Latin dedicatory inscription to Augustus and Tiberius
hasParapets stone parapets
hasPiers massive stone piers
hasSpan approximately 62 meters
hasUseStatus still in use
hasWidth approximately 8 meters
heritageDesignation national monument of Italy
isExampleOf Roman stone bridge durability
isMaintainedBy municipality of Rimini
linked to: Comune di Rimini
isSymbolOf Rimini
isTouristAttraction true
isWellPreserved true
locatedIn Emilia-Romagna
Italy
Rimini
materialUsed Istrian stone
namedAfter Emperor Tiberius
linked to: Tiberius
numberOfArches 5
orientation northwest–southeast
partOf Via Aemilia
Via Popilia
survivedEvent World War II bombings
multiple floods
wasPartOf Roman road network in northern Italy
linked to: Roman roads

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Rimini hasLandmark Tiberius Bridge