Ponte alla Vittoria

The Ponte alla Vittoria extends 123 meters across the Arno River, featuring a reinforced concrete structure with a width of 18 meters for vehicle traffic.

Built in 1835, this bridge represents a shift from traditional stone construction methods to modern engineering techniques utilizing reinforced concrete in Florence's infrastructure.

This crossing point functions as a meeting place for local residents who gather along its walkways to observe the flow of the Arno River throughout seasons.

The bridge connects multiple neighborhoods in Florence, providing essential passage for both vehicles and pedestrians while offering direct access to public transportation stops.

The structure maintains its original dimensions and engineering specifications from 1835, demonstrating early applications of reinforced concrete in European bridge construction.

Location: Florence

Official opening: 1835

Length: 123 m

Width: 18 m

Made from material: reinforced concrete

GPS coordinates: 43.77490,11.23440

Latest update: March 5, 2025 19:03