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Pons Cestius, Roman bridge in Trastevere, Italy.

Pons Cestius is a stone bridge crossing the Tiber River, connecting Tiber Island to the western bank of Rome. It features three arches and spans approximately 80 meters with a straightforward yet durable construction.

The original structure was built in 46 BC and later underwent major reconstruction in the 4th century. Later emperors rebuilt the bridge to maintain its durability and function.

The bridge connects Tiber Island to the Trastevere neighborhood and has always served as a vital crossing for daily life. It demonstrates how Romans built functional structures that linked different parts of the city and shaped how people moved through their neighborhoods.

The bridge is accessible daily and accommodates both pedestrians and vehicles. You can easily reach it by walking toward Trastevere or approaching from Tiber Island.

When rebuilt in the late 1800s, workers kept original ancient stones from the old structure within one of the arches. This blend of old and new materials shows how restorers respected the place's history.

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Location
Inception
46 BCE
Official opening
44 BCE
Length
80.4 m
Made from material
stone
GPS coordinates
41.88999,12.47725
Latest update
December 8, 2025 19:56
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