Ponte del Diavolo, Medieval bridge in Italy
The Ponte del Diavolo is a historical stone arch bridge crossing the Stura di Lanzo river.
Named for its remarkable medieval architecture reputedly so advanced it was considered to be built by the Devil.
It stands as an enduring symbol of the Piedmont region's rich history.
Accessible to pedestrians and offering scenic views of the surrounding landscape.
Legends say the Devil's handprint can be found on one of the stones.
Location: Lanzo Torinese
Length: 65 m
Address: Parco Ponte del Diavolo
Source: Wikimedia
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