Ponte delle Torri

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Ponte delle Torri, Medieval bridge and aqueduct in Spoleto, Italy.

The stone structure spans 230 meters in length and reaches 80 meters in height, connecting Sant'Elia hill with Monteluco through nine pointed arches.

Built between the 13th and 14th centuries upon Roman foundations, the bridge incorporated elements from both fortress defense systems and water transportation infrastructure.

The bridge represents medieval engineering techniques, combining architectural elements of defense towers with the practical function of an aqueduct system.

Visitors can access the bridge from Piazza Campello by following Via del Ponte, which runs along the walls of Rocca Albornoziana fortress.

Two massive pillars function as defensive towers, while the structure carried water from Cortaccione springs to supply the city of Spoleto.

Location: Spoleto

Height: 80 m

Length: 230 m

Part of: Acquedotto di Cortaccione

Address: via del Ponte 06049 06049

GPS coordinates: 42.73308,12.74358

Latest update: May 13, 2025 06:43

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