Ponte Sant’ Angelo

Ponte Sant'Angelo, Rome, IMG_0356 PRM
  • The Ponte Sant’ Angelo (134 CE) is an ancient Roman Bridge across the Tiber which leads to the Castel San Angelo.
  • It is also known as the Aelian Bridge, ‘Pons Aelius’, or Bridge of Hadrian. The three central arches are original. It is only used by pedestrians today.

Getting there

  • Location: Opposite Castel San Angelo, Lungotevere Castello, 50, Rome.
  • Nearest Metro Station: Ottaviano, Line A. Then Bus 23, 913.

 

Ponte Sant’ Angelo

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