Ponte Rosello, Stone bridge in Sassari, Italy
The Ponte Rosello is a stone bridge in Sassari measuring 180 meters long and 12 meters wide that crosses the Rosello valley. It connects the historic center to the Monte Rosello neighborhood and carries both vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
The bridge was completed in 1934 and connected the historic center with the Monte Rosello neighborhood. It was part of the city's development during that period.
The bronze decorations on the railings show the architectural style of the 1930s. You can still see these details as you walk across the bridge today.
You can cross the bridge on foot or by car and find several viewing spots along the way. The paths are easy to access and give you good views of the valley.
Historic bells were positioned at the ends of the bridge and once served as signal devices. These bells are a fascinating reminder of an earlier era.
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