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A curated list of 14 bridges spots in Rome, so you can quickly compare the strongest options and save the ones that fit your trip.
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Ponte Sant'Angelo, Rome, 00186, IT
Ponte Sant'Angelo is a pedestrian bridge in Rome spanning the Tiber River and leading to Castel Sant'Angelo. It was originally built in the 2nd century under Emperor Hadrian and is known for its Baroque angel statues.
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Rome, 00153, IT
A historic bridge over the Tiber in Rome, connecting Trastevere with the historic center near Campo de' Fiori. The current bridge was built in the late 15th century under Pope Sixtus IV.
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Rome, IT
Ponte Cestio is a Roman bridge in Rome that connects the Tiber Island to the Trastevere side of the Tiber. The current bridge is largely modern in form, though it preserves the historic location and name of the ancient Roman bridge.
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Ponte Palatino, Rome, 01033, IT
Ponte Palatino is a bridge in Rome that crosses the Tiber near the Palatine Hill. The present bridge was rebuilt after World War II and is sometimes associated with the ancient Pons Aemilius.
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00186 Rome Italy
Ponte Garibaldi is a bridge in Rome that spans the Tiber River, connecting the Trastevere area with the historic center near Isola Tiberina.
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Ponte Cavour Campo Marzio / Prati, Rome, IT
A bridge across the Tiber in Rome, connecting the Campo Marzio and Prati areas. It is one of the city’s historic river crossings.
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Ponte Regina Margherita, Rome, IT
Ponte Regina Margherita is a bridge in Rome crossing the Tiber River. It links the Prati area with the historic center near Piazza del Popolo.
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Ponte Sublicio, Rome, 00153, IT
The Ponte Sublicio is a bridge in Rome spanning the Tiber near the Aventine and Testaccio areas. The current structure is a modern bridge named after the ancient Pons Sublicius, one of Rome's most historically famous bridges.
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Corso di Francia, Rome, 00191, IT
Ponte Flaminio is a bridge in northern Rome spanning the Tiber and carrying Corso di Francia across the river.
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Rome, 00186, IT
Ponte Giuseppe Mazzini is a bridge over the Tiber in Rome, connecting the areas around the historic center and Trastevere. It was built in the early 20th century and is named for Italian patriot Giuseppe Mazzini.
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00186 Rome Italy
A bridge in Rome, Italy, crossing the Tiber River near the city center. It is named after Prince Amedeo of Savoy-Aosta.
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Rome, IT
A bridge in Rome, Italy, named after Settimia Spizzichino, a Holocaust survivor and Roman Jewish figure. It spans the area around Via del Tintoretto in the city’s southern part.
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Rome Italy
A bridge in Rome, Italy, named after Italian socialist politician Giacomo Matteotti. It spans the Tiber River and connects the area around Prati with the Flaminio district.
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Viale Guglielmo Marconi, Rome, IT
A bridge in Rome named after Italian inventor Guglielmo Marconi, carrying traffic across the Tiber in the Marconi area.
