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The Bridge of the Towers is along 236 meters and high 76 and is constituted from powerful arched pointed separated from huge pylons in stone on which runs the road and the channel for the water dug in top to the massive wall. Its dating is not sure, but the more probable hypothesis is that the building, on an ancient roman aqueduct, goes back to the first half of 1200. For many centuries it has been the highest bridge in masonry of the world. In the photo a particular one of the arched one appears particular centers them and of the made panoramic opening in the course of 1800. On the background of arched the beautifulst Romanesque church of Saint Peter.


“I was been to Spoleto and also on the aqueduct, than in the same time mountain is bridge between one and the other. The ten arched that they overhang to all goes it them, constructed of mattoni, resist sure through the centuries while the water slides perennial from a head to the other of Spoleto”


Johann Wolfgang Goethe

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Additional Photos by Silvio Sorcini (Silvio1953) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 4434 W: 147 N: 5029] (43412)
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