Ponte Vecchio, Cesena

The Ponte Vecchio spans across the River Savio at its narrowest point, featuring architectural elements characteristic of 18th-century Italian bridge construction.

Construction of the bridge commenced in 1733 under Pope Clement XII's guidance, marking a period of substantial infrastructure development in the Cesena region.

The bridge holds designation as an Italian national heritage site, reflecting the engineering capabilities and architectural preferences of 18th-century Italian builders.

Visitors can access the bridge from both sides of the River Savio, with designated pedestrian paths connecting to the central districts of Cesena.

The structure remains the oldest bridge in Cesena, displaying original stonework and construction techniques from the 1730s at its crossing point.

Location: Cesena

Inception: 1773

Address: Ponte Vecchio

GPS coordinates: 44.13394,12.23376

Latest update: March 9, 2025 00:12