Risorgimento Bridge, Road bridge on State Road 16 in Pescara, Italy.
The Risorgimento Bridge crosses the Aterno-Pescara River and links different areas of Pescara together. It accommodates multiple traffic lanes and has separate pathways for pedestrians.
The bridge was built in 1911 and played a key role in developing Pescara's transportation network. It enabled new connections as the city began to grow.
The bridge functions as a meeting point for local residents who gather near its access points for community activities and social interactions.
The bridge is easily accessible from both northern and southern parts of the city and connects directly to the main coastal road. Visitors find straightforward crossing with clear traffic lanes and walkways.
The structure carries State Road 16 across the river while offering views of both the urban landscape and the flowing waters below.
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