Ponte Rotto, Pons Aemilius, destroyed bridge over the Tiber, Rome's oldest stone bridge, Rome, Italy, Europe.

ABUTMENT • AGE • ÂGÉS • ANCIENT ROME • ANCIENT WORLD • ANTIQUE • ANTIQUES • ANTIQUITY • ARCH BRIDGE • ARCH BRIDGES • ARCHITECTURE • ARCHWAY • BAR • BARS • BODIES • BODY • BRIDGE ABUTMENT • BRIDGE PILE • BRIDGE PILES • BRIDGE PILLAR • BROKEN • BUILDING • BUILDINGS • BUST (SCULPTURE) • BUST • CAUCASIAN • COLUMN • CROSS BEAM • DAY • DAYLIGHT • DAYTIME • DECAYED • DEMOLISHED • DERELICT • DESTROYED • DETERIORATED • DILAPIDATED • EUROPE • EUROPEA • EUROPEAN • EXTERIAL SHOT • EXTERIAL SHOTS • HERM, BUST • HISTORIC • HISTORICAL • HISTORY • ITALIA • ITALIAN • ITALY • JETTY • MOSTAR BRIDGE • NO ONE • NO PEOPLE • NO-ONE • NOBODY • OLD AGE • OLD BRIDGE • OLD BUILDING • OLD BUILDINGS • OLD • ORGANS • OUT • OUTDOOR • OUTDOORS • OUTSIDE • PIER • PIERS • PILLAR • PILLARS • PONTE • PYLON • PYLONS • RIVER • RIVERS • ROCK • ROCKY • ROMA • ROMAN CIVILIZATION • ROMAN • ROMANS • ROME • RUINED • RUINS • RUN-DOWN • RUNDOWN • SOUTH EUROPE • SOUTHERN EUROPE • STARI MOST • STONE ARCH • STONE ARCHES • STONE BRIDGE • STONE BRIDGES • STONE • STONES • STRIDING • STRUT • STRUTS • STRUTTING • SUPPORT • SUPPORTING • SUPPORTS • TEVERE • TIBER • VIEW OF • VIEW ON • WATER • WATERS • WITHOUT PEOPLE • WRECKED