Roman bridge

The Roman bridge in Fermignano is a stone structure that spans the Metauro River and displays classical Roman architecture. The structure features several carefully built arches and bears traces of the craftsmanship and precision typical of Roman engineers.

The structure was built in ancient times as part of the transportation network that connected the Roman Empire with Fermignano. A medieval tower next to the bridge shows how the location gained importance again centuries later.

The bridge carries the name of an important Roman trade route and shows how people once crossed this region centuries ago. Today locals and visitors use it daily to walk between the two riverbanks and experience history beneath their feet.

The location is easy to reach from central Fermignano and parking is available nearby. The best time to visit is during daylight hours when the light is good and you can clearly see the architectural details.

The structure has served its original purpose for nearly 2000 years and is still used by pedestrians and occasionally by vehicles. This continuous use makes it a living example of how well Roman engineers designed their constructions.