Ponte Morandi

The 122-meter-long Ponte Morandi rises 70 meters above ground level, connecting two sections of the mountainous region with its reinforced concrete structure.

Engineer Riccardo Morandi designed and constructed this pedestrian bridge in 1955, incorporating structural elements that represented engineering advancements of that period.

The bridge forms part of Vagli Sotto's infrastructure, enabling local residents to maintain connections between communities in this mountainous Italian territory.

Visitors can cross the bridge on foot to access different areas of Vagli Sotto while experiencing views of the surrounding mountain landscapes.

The bridge demonstrates Morandi's signature engineering approach, featuring fewer support cables than conventional designs of the 1950s period.

Location: Vagli Sotto

Inception: 1955

Architects: Riccardo Morandi

Height: 70 m

Length: 122 m

Made from material: reinforced concrete

GPS coordinates: 44.11120,10.29250

Latest update: March 10, 2025 12:26