Fountains, Squares and Bridges

Sydney’s Harbour Bridge is one of Australia’s best-known icons and one of the most photographed monuments. It is the world’s largest… Read the rest

Built in stone since 1442 and driven by two arches, it rests on a natural boulder located in the bed of the river Natisone. A legend is linked to th… Read the rest

Born as Piazza Nuova, its dimensions made it immediately renamed Piazza Grande until 1860, the year in which it takes the name of the present Piazza d… Read the rest

Piazza Vescovado in Casertavecchia is the center of this beautiful medieval village, the junction of the narrow streets and the meeting point of the f… Read the rest

Between Colle Sant’Elia and Monteluco, this wonderful bridge, built on the remains of an ancient Roman aqueduct, stretches for 10 arches of 90 m… Read the rest

The one-arched bridge of Fontainemore dates back to 1200, it stands on the river Lys and is the access road to the beautiful church with bell tower, b… Read the rest

Another bridge linked to a thousand legends (known as the Devil’s Bridge) and a very long history, dating back to Roman times. It is located in… Read the rest

Built in a beautiful medieval village on the Nervia torrent, the Ponte di Dolceacqua is a magnificent bridge with a very elegant donkey-back shape.… Read the rest

The Fermignano Bridge is a beautiful three-arched stone bridge, presumably dating back to Roman times, located on the Metauro river and flanked by a m… Read the rest

One of the most beautiful bridges in Italy is a bridge built along the Via Francigena in the hamlet of Echallod in Arnad between 1770 and 1776. It has… Read the rest