The Romans began constructing roads in the 4th century BCE, starting with the Via Appia (Appian Way) in 312 BCE, which ...

It was built from 1923 to 1932 and has an arch-based design that gave it the nickname “the coat hanger” with locals. You can drive or walk across the bridge any time of day. It’s open 24/7 ...

Related: "The remains of this Roman bridge are visible whenever the water level of the Tiber falls, therefore whenever there are lengthy periods — like now — of very low rainfall," Robert ...