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Archaeological site · Napoli (NA)

Roman Bridge

  • Visit: about 1 h 30 min
Roman Bridge
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Remains of the Roman bridge-viaduct of the via Antiniana, rediscovered in 2000 during work on the Salvator Rosa metro station.

On via Conte della Cerra, near the Salvator Rosa metro station, we can see the remains of a Roman bridge. It was part of the via Antiniana "per colles", the ancient road linking Neapolis to Puteoli across the Vomero hill.In the 18th century the ruins were incorporated into a palazzo; in 2000, during the metro works, they were brought back to light and restored. Today they are part of the "art stations" route.

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