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The Roman bridge, symbol of Rimini with the Arch of Augustus, built over the river Marecchia (the Ariminus that gave his name to the colony) interprets the architectural taste of the early imperial age, a perfect synthesis of functionality and celebratory. The work in fact is part of the urban redevelopment of Ariminum begun by Augustus in 27 B C with the honorary arch, erected in city gate at the point where the Flaminia Street flowed into decumannus. At the opposite end of the decumanus, Augustus began, in 14 (year of his death), the construction of the bridge, continued and completed by his successor Tiberius in 21. The main axis of the city (now of course Augustus) was linked to the northern suburbs (now Borgo San Giuliano) thanks to the only fixed structure until the twentieth century, which made it possible to cross the river near the landing of mouth....EEA - Danube Limes Brand http://danubelimesbrand.org/ Project Manager for the Province of Rimini Enzo Finocchiaro e.finocchiaro@provincia.rimini.it Authors of the texts:Angela Fontemaggi and Orietta Pioli - Municipal Museums of Rimini We thank the Ministry of Cultural goods, activities and Tourism - Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of Emilia – Romagna