Dal Francese All'Alberone In Roma

02/02/2026: Lovely place to watch sunset: Old bridge built 2,000 years ago, amazing street. The Ponte Cestio is one of Rome's oldest bridges, peacefully connecting Tiber Island to the Trastevere district. Originally built in the 1st century BC, this magnificent Roman feat of engineering is still used today by locals and visitors alike to cross the Tiber River. It's more than just a bridge; it's a passage between two worlds: the serene and historic charm of Tiber Island and the vibrant streets of Trastevere, filled with cafes, restaurants, and street musicians. Walking across it, especially at sunset, offers one of the most beautiful and tranquil views in Rome, as the golden light reflects off the river and the ancient stones. Entry is free, and the bridge is open 24/7. You can easily reach it on foot from Campo de' Fiori or Piazza Venezia (about a 10-15 minute walk), or by bus along Via Longoteveri.

20/01/2026: What can I say... The history that is still standing and speaks to us... The first bridge of my city... after more than 2000 years it is here to remind us of the utility combined with beauty... Something that today, in my opinion, has been lost... A mandatory stop to visit Trastevere on one side and the Roman, Medieval, Baroque and Renaissance world on the other...