Ponte Fabricio

• The Bridge of Fabricius, also known as the Ponte Fabricio in Italian and the Pons Fabricio in Latin, is the original and best preserved Bridges of Ancient Rome. It connects Tiber Island with the East Bank.
• It was built in 62 BCE, and on the parapet are two marble pillars known as the Quattro Capi, which each have a double headed sculpture of Janus.

Ponte Fabricio