"Bridge on Via Postumia"
This stone bridge was built after the second World War, between 1957 and 1959, on the site of an ancient Roman bridge on the Via Postumia, an important line of communication between Genoa and Aquileia. The bridge has five arches: the one on the left dates back to the Roman period, the central one, and the one after it are by Antonio Scarpagnino and date back to 1520, while the final one on the right and the brick tower intended for the defense of the bridge were built at the time of Alberto I della Scala (1298).
Via Sabbionaia, Verona, Italy, 37121
"Bridge on Via Postumia"
This stone bridge was built after the second World War, between 1957 and 1959, on the site of an ancient Roman bridge on the Via Postumia, an important line of communication between Genoa and Aquileia. The bridge has five arches: the one on the left dates back to the Roman period, the central one, and the one after it are by Antonio Scarpagnino and date back to 1520, while the final one on the right and the brick tower intended for the defense of the bridge were built at the time of Alberto I della Scala (1298).
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