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Ponte vecchio

Ponte Vecchio stands at the foot of Casteldelci. It is a bridge built in Roman times, the second bridge in the Marecchia valley; the first was the Ponte di Tiberio in Rimini. The original Roman bridge was made of wood, while the stone version seen today dates from the medieval period. It is a single-span bridge leading towards the town's historic centre.

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More places in Casteldelci

Borgo SenatelloIts origins are very old, possibly pre-Romanesque, but today it still has the typical look of a 14th-century hill village of farmers, with stone houses and...Read more
FraghetoFragheto is a small hill village, a hamlet of Casteldelci, remembered for the Nazi massacre of April 1944, in which 33 people were killed. It lies in the...Read more
GattaraThe hill village of Gattara, in the municipality of Casteldelci, has a very old history dating back to the Iron Age. Archaeological digs in the surrounding...Read more
Museo Sandro ColarietiThe area was very important in Roman times, although traces of settlements dating back to the Palaeolithic have also been found: arrowheads and chipped stones.Read more
Parco della RimembranzaThis small horse-chestnut wood is notable for a rose-shaped monument, placed there in memory of those missing from all wars.Read more

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