Bridge of Hadrian

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The Bridge of Hadrian is an ancient Roman bridge in Rome, Italy, built by Emperor Hadrian to connect the city center to his mausoleum, now known as Castel Sant'Angelo.

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Bridge of Hadrian canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman bridge
arch bridge
pedestrian bridge
stone bridge
architecturalStyle ancient Roman architecture
associatedWith Castel Sant'Angelo
Hadrian's Mausoleum
commissionedBy Hadrian
connectsTo Castel Sant'Angelo
city center of Rome
constructionEnd 139 AD
constructionStart 134 AD
country Italy
crosses Tiber
surface form: Tiber River
currentFunction pedestrian use
dedicatedTo Hadrian
surface form: Emperor Hadrian
hasAlternativeName Pons Aelius
Ponte Sant'Angelo
hasCulturalSignificance symbolic link between Rome and the Vatican area
hasFeature statues of angels
stone arches
hasLatinName Pons Aelius
hasModification baroque statues added in the 17th century
hasNumberOfArches 3
hasProtectionStatus protected historic monument in Italy
hasTouristAttractionStatus major tourist attraction in Rome
heritageDesignation part of the historic centre of Rome
heritageStatus UNESCO World Heritage Site component
isPartOfRoute pilgrimage route to St. Peter's Basilica
locatedIn Lazio
Rome
locatedNear Vatican City
locatedOn Tiber
surface form: Tiber River
materialUsed travertine
tuff
namedAfter Hadrian
originalFunction access to Hadrian's mausoleum
partOf historic centre of Rome
restoredIn Baroque
surface form: Baroque period

Renaissance period
usedFor crossing the Tiber River

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Ponte Sant'Angelo hasAlternativeName Bridge of Hadrian
Pons Aelius hasAlternativeName Bridge of Hadrian