Ponte Garibaldi
Historic site · Regola, Italy
A bridge of two segmental arches, 121 metres by 23. Roma Capitale states that it joins the rione Regola to Trastevere.
History
The bridge was built between 1884 and 1888 to a design by the architect Vescovali. Giulio Krall restored it between 1953 and 1956, widening the two original metal spans and rebuilding them in reinforced concrete, which gave the present two segmental arches. The Renella beach and its bathing establishments stood on the left bank.
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