The Tiberius Bridge is a Roman bridge located in Rimini, Italy. Built between 14 and 21 AD, it spans the Marecchia River and is known for its impressive architecture, featuring five arches made of limestone and brick. The bridge was named after the Roman Emperor Tiberius and served as a vital connection for trade and transportation in ancient times. Today, the Tiberius Bridge remains a significant historical landmark and a popular tourist attraction. It is one of the best-preserved Roman bridges, showcasing the engineering skills of the era. The bridge continues to be used for pedestrian traffic, allowing visitors to experience its ancient beauty.