Ponte Cescio in Italy, Rome resort
Rating: 7,5/10 (100 votes)  Cestio Bridge, also known as St. Bartholomew's Bridge, is the oldest Roman arch bridge, after the Fabricho Bridge. The bridge was built around 60-40 BC AD According to sources, the architect of the project was Lucius Cestius – brother of Gaius Cestius. The bridge connects the island of Tiberina with the urban area of Trastevere. In 370 AD. the bridge has been restored. In 1888-1892, large-scale construction work was carried out here in connection with the sewerage. In the 15th century, the bridge was named after the church of St. Bartholomew located on the island.  We also recommend reading Appian Way in Italy, Rome resort Topic: Ponte Cescio in Italy, Rome resort. |
