Trastevere apartments-Sant Egidio area Apartment

With all the human scum that is stationed there is nothing short of hard to cross.
And in some places also quite dangerous.
I recommend to take the tour from Ponte Garibaldi which is five minutes.

A must pass between Trastevere and the centre, the view of the Tiber and its atmosphere (especially in the evening) make this place charming…

Historical medieval Bridge of Rome. Tour Guide Rome Alexei on Facebook.

Footbridge. The restoration of the last years has brought the bridge back to its Renaissance appearance.
(The shelves of nineteenth-century taste were removed, which were added after 1870)

A great place for a photo on the background of the Tiber and the Church of Peter… In the evening lights are burning and you can do.

The acordeonist of the bridge! KIBI my japanese serenatest!

Charming bridge that connects the district of the rule (of which belong the beautiful squares of Campo de ' Fiori and Fano) with Piazza Triluxuria (Trastevere district). The bridge owes its name to Pope Sixtus IV, who made it realize between 1473 and 1479 on the site of an ancient Roman bridge (the first bridge was built by Agrippa in 12 BC. ). From the bridge you can admire the underlying Tiber river, overlooked by the Dome of St. Peter's Basilica. It is with this bridge that opens the movie "The front window" of Ozpetek.

The bridge was built to allow the crossing of the Tiber from Pope Sixtus IV between 1473 and 1479 on the site of a more ancient Roman bridge. Connects the two banks of the river between Via Del Combi and Piazza Triluxuria.
A first bridge was built by Agrippa, friend and son-in-law of the Emperor Augustus before his death in 12 BC. Probably to link his property on the opposite banks of the Tiber. The existence of this bridge is attested by the inscription on a stone of the magistrates who occupied the river (Curatores tiberis) discovered in 1887, which speaks of works on the bridge at the time of the emperor Claudius.

Sixsta Bridge (Ital. Ponte Sisto, lat. Pons Sixti is a pedestrian bridge in the centre of Rome, connecting the banks of the Tiber. The bridge runs from Pettinari Street in the area of Regol to Trilussa Square in the Trastevere area.
On the site of the present in antiquity was the bridge of Aurelius, known from the IV-V centuries. It was later referred to as "Antony Bridge", "Anthony's Bridge in Arenule" and "Pons Ianicularis ID est Pons ruptus vulgariter nominatus et Tremelus et Antoninus".
The Anthony Bridge was partially destroyed in the year 772. The instruction to restore the bridge in this place was given by Pope Sixst IV, whose name was named the bridge. The works were supervised by architect Bachcho Pontelli. The bridge was built in 1473 – 1479 years.

Good location, very very clean rooms, nice design and just a street behind the metro station. Also Miss Carmella and her son are very friendly!

Rome is a city where, in addition to museum sites, even every corner can tell for direct testimony an episode of History.
Among The Many places to visit (see, for example, the Via SACRA), there is certainly Ponte Sisto, the oldest in Rome, built the first time over two thousand years ago, at the time of the Emperor Augustus, and for this called Ponte Aurelio, or Gianicolense bridge because It connected the two banks of the Tiber in correspondence of the famous Gianicolo Hill.
Subsequently it underwent several reconstructions (fragments of these are conserved in the National Museum of Rome), until its collapse in 590 d. C. (Because of one of the disastrous floods of the river) and for this it was called "Broken Bridge" Finally, in 1473 was initiated the Definitive reconstruction, reigning the Pope Sixtus who gave the current name to the bridge, which obviously underwent successive restorations to the last, which took place on the occasion of the Jubilee of the year 2000, when they were removed superstructures in cast iron placed in 1877. Recommended Visit, especially at sunset, when the grazing light of the sun offers images of the bridge and the river really suggestive.

A bridge in Rome, sculptures and excessive circulation but at night there emerges a certain romantic atmosphere.

The Bridge was built to allow the Tiber crossing from Pope Sixtus IV between 1473 and 1479 on the site of a more ancient Roman bridge. Connects the two banks of the river between Via del Pettinari and Piazza TrilussaPonte Sisto, also known as Pons Agrippae (Agrippa Bridge), Pons Aurelius (Aurelio Bridge), Pons Antonini (Antoninus Bridge), Pons Valentiniani (Valentinian Bridge) or Gianicolense Bridge, is a Bridge linking Piazza S. Vincenzo Pallotti to Piazza Trilussa, in Rome, in the districts rule and Trastevere.

Fantastic Roman Atmosphere! In This section The Tiber is flanked by majestic plane trees with a white trunk, and it is easy to come across seagulls posing for you. From the bridge you pass in Piazza Trilussa, and from there to the area of trattorias typical of Trastevere, real culinary delight.

Ponte Sisto was rebuilt on the ruins of an ancient Roman bridge, "Pons Aurelius", dating back to 215 d. C. At the time of the Emperor Marcus Aurelio Severo Antonino, who thus wished to unira the left bank of the Tiber at Trastevere: From here it is said that they were thrown into the River The first Christian martyrs. It Was also called "Pons Janicularis" for its proximity to the Gianicolo. Between 366 and 367 The Emperor Valentinian made the first great restoration and it was on this occasion that it was erected, at the mouthpiece, a triumphal arch decorated with bronze statues, whose remains, found in 1878 and 1892, are now in the National Museum Of Rome.

Romantic bridge. Bridge without cars. You see St. Peter's Basilica and the river is beautiful from here. And you're on your way to Trastevere. In late October you can be lucky to see more than 100.000 starlings in the air around sunset.

Not more then a nice little piazza. But there is a recommended cafe just next to it. It's from south, on Piazza Trilussa street. Also it's a good starting point to walk in the nice Trastevere neighborhood and the green park which is just next to it.

Has an amazing view of the Tiber river especially at sunset.

Beautiful old bridge over the tiber. Watch the sunset from here!

One of the oldest bridge in town. The big round hole within its arches "l' occhio di Sisto" (Sisto's eye) warned the city during big flow. If the water didn't pass the eye the city was safe.

Good place to get some nice pictures!

NIce place where you can shot some nice pictures.

One of the most distinctive bridges of Rome that gives a unique glimpse of Rome. Opposite piazza Trilussa and a step away from Campo de ' fiori.

Discreet square in the heart of Roman nightlife
Ideal for meeting with friends and then turn to the multitude of bars nearby.

Magnificent Renaissance bridge, the first built after the Roman Empire, which connects Trastevere to Campo de ' Fiori. The bridge is pedestrian only and most of the time is taken up by Showmen and musicians.

Fantastic. Walk on the Tiber and at the same time enjoy a splendid panorama … drop by, it's worth it!

One of the most beautiful bridges and ancient Rome, resisted for centuries to the numerous floods of the Tiber and today offers a fantastic view on the isola Tiberina and of the dome of St. Peter's.