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Walk among the remains of Roman aqueducts

from the web: "The Selciatella Bridge, located near the Fosso dell'Acqua Rossa, is an ancient Roman structure that allowed the crossing of the moat. This bridge, of republican construction, was part of the Anius Vetus Aqueduct, built in 272 BC and subsequently reinforced during the Augustan era. Its length is approximately 13 meters and its width is 6 meters. During the Flavian dynasty (69-96 AD), it was partially rebuilt in brick, reaching a height of approximately 9 metres. meters The name “Selciatella” derives from the unit of measurement of the surface in the pontifical era, where 1 Taulella corresponded to 72 square rods. To reach this fascinating bridge, you can follow a route that starts from the car parks of the Gallicano nel Lazio cemeteries. Taking via del Collacchio, you will embark on a small path that runs along the Fosso Caipoli, dug by the Rio Secco. After a few minutes, you will reach the Ponte Taulella, which is part of the same aqueduct system. You can cross it to admire the perspective of the Fosso or explore the technical details with which it was built. Continuing the path, you will arrive at a riding school and, from there, you will continue towards the source of the Fosso dell'Acqua Rossa. Along the way, you will be able to admire cultivated fields and two enormous cisterns dating back to Roman times. Finally, immersing yourself in the dense vegetation, you will reach the enchanting Ponte della Selciatella".

Beautiful Roman bridge in the Passerano valley

The circular tour to visit the Water Giants (the three Roman aqueducts dating back to the first and second century BC) is very beautiful, especially with the autumn colors that distinguish the months between October and December. The trail is very simple and suitable for people with minimal training, no special equipment is required other than a good pair of shoes. However, the saddest and least beautiful aspect is the amount of rubbish (remains of cars, batteries, drums of all types, plastics, etc.) that can be found along the route (following the path in reverse, from the road on the left, leaving the main one) which completely disfigure the panorama. Overall 7-7.5/10.

The bridge can be crossed both from above and below, although great care is recommended given the conservation conditions of the structure.

The Roman bridge dating back to the second century BC. it can be crossed (unofficially). Be very careful not to lean over, the jump is important.

Currently present within an easily accessible private property

Easily accessible. The tables no longer exist.