Ponte Carrega

Ponte Carrega is a pedestrian and bicycle bridge in Genoa that crosses the Bisagno River and connects the Molassana area with neighboring districts. It features separate pathways for cyclists and walkers, creating a safe shared space for non-motorized transport.

The bridge was built in the 18th century as part of infrastructure improvements that better connected Genoa's expanding neighborhoods. It represents a key moment in the development of the city's transport network.

The structure holds an ICCD cultural heritage designation, marking its importance in Italy's architectural and engineering legacy.

The bridge offers a direct route for cyclists and pedestrians between Molassana and surrounding areas, making it ideal for daily movement. The separated pathways allow both groups to travel safely without interfering with each other.

Integrated monitoring systems and modern safety features maintain the bridge's structural integrity while preserving its historical characteristics.

Location: Genoa

GPS coordinates: 44.43594,8.96203

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:20