Ponte Aleardi, Reinforced concrete bridge in Verona, Italy.
The Ponte Aleardi stretches 94 meters across the Adige River, connecting the central district of Verona with the monumental cemetery area.
Construction of Ponte Aleardi began in 1937 to replace a metal bridge, but work halted during World War II and resumed in 1949.
The bridge received its name from Aleardo Aleardi, an Italian poet and patriot who contributed to the cultural heritage of Verona.
The reinforced concrete structure enables heavy vehicle transit while providing a direct route between the city center and the cemetery district.
This bridge marks the final reinforced concrete bridge construction project in Verona, representing a transition in engineering methods.
Location: Verona
Length: 94 m
Made from material: reinforced concrete
GPS coordinates: 45.43500,11.00030
Latest update: March 3, 2025 11:39
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