Tiberius Bridge

The Bridge of Tiberius or Bridge of Augustus Latin: Pons Augustus is a Roman bridge in Rimini, Italy. The scaffold highlights five half circle curves with a normal traverse length of ca. 8 m. Development work began amid Augustus' reign and was done under his successor Tiberius in 20 AD; an engraving in this manner calls the structure as "given by the two heads". The scaffold was the main intersection of the Marecchia not devastated by the withdrawing German armed force amid the Battle of Rimini and is said to have opposed all endeavors at demolition, including the start disappointment of dangerous charges. The scaffold is as yet open to person on foot and vehicular movement, except for overwhelming products vehicles. It filled in as an extension over the Marecchia River , when its course had not yet been redirected. Its development started in 14 AD under the administration of Augustus while the finish of the work occurred in 21 AD, under the legislature of Tiberius . Today it is available in the token of the city.And it is the last bit of the Via Emilia. Worked in Istrian stone like the Arco , it additionally joins the calm and in the meantime amicable style.