Ponte Fabricio is Rome's oldest surviving bridge, dating back to 62 BC, connecting Tiber Island to the Jewish Ghetto side of the city. This ancient structure offers a historic crossing and often features street performers.

Cross Rome's oldest surviving bridge, Ponte Fabricio, to connect Tiber Island with the city center, and enjoy potential street performances.
In their own words: “And then when you come up from there, go over to Ponte Fabricio. That's the bridge that's connecting the island to the city center side over towards the Jewish ghetto. That is old Rome's oldest surviving bridge. It's over 2,000 years old. Quite incredible. Often times when you walk over there, you can catch a street performer.”
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