Ponte Fabricio | Bridges of Ancient Rome

The Bridge of Fabricius is the original and best preserved of the ten Bridges of Ancient Rome.
In Latin the bridge was known as the Pons Fabricio, whilst in Italian it is known as both the Ponte Fabricio and the Ponte del Quattro Capi.

The Bridge was built in stone in 62 BCE and connects Tiber Island with the East Bank and Campus Martius.
It spans one half of the river Tiber, the other half was spanned by the Pons Cestius.
On the parapet are two marble pillars known as the Quattro Capi, which each have a double headed sculpture of Janus.

Ponte Fabricio