
Ponte Sant'Angelo
Rome • Rivers
Ten angel statues grace this historic bridge, connecting Rome to Castel Sant'Angelo over the Tiber River.


The Aniene River features ancient Roman aqueducts and bridges alongside its scenic banks in northeastern Rome.
This tributary of the Tiber River flows through the lush landscapes of northeastern Rome, offering a peaceful retreat from the urban environment. Historical aqueducts and bridges line its banks, highlighting its significance to ancient Romans. Ideal for walking and cycling, the river attracts nature lovers with opportunities for kayaking and bird-watching. Springtime is particularly appealing when the surrounding flora is in full bloom, enhancing the river's picturesque setting. Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate sightings of herons, kingfishers, otters, and various fish species.
Via di Ponte Nomentano, 00141 Rome, Italy
Best visited in spring when the surrounding nature is in full bloom
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