Ponte di Lemine

The Ponte di Lemine extends across the River Lemine with classic Roman architectural elements including stone arches and precise engineering techniques.

Built during the first century AD, the bridge served as a vital transportation link for Roman troops and merchants traveling through the Lombardy region.

Archaeological discoveries near the bridge indicate the presence of continuous human settlements and community gatherings throughout different historical periods.

The bridge remains accessible to visitors who can examine the original Roman stonework and construction methods used in ancient infrastructure projects.

The bridge incorporates local stone materials in its construction, demonstrating the Roman ability to adapt engineering practices to regional resources.

GPS coordinates: 45.74292,9.60641

Latest update: March 6, 2025 15:30