Ponte del Diavolo

Ponte del Diavolo, also known as Devil's Bridge, is a medieval bridge located in Lanzo Torinese, Italy. The bridge, built in 1376, spans the Stura di Lanzo stream and connects Mt. Basso and Mt. Buriasco. It is a humpback bridge with a single Gothic arch, 65 meters long, 2.27 meters wide, and 15 meters high. The bridge has great architectural and historical value and is a popular tourist destination. According to legend, the bridge was built by the devil, and there are several stories about how it was constructed. The bridge is surrounded by a beautiful landscape, with steep slopes and a gorge dug by the Stura stream. The area is also home to several other attractions, including the Church of Santa Maria del Borgo, the Parish church of San Pietro in Vincoli, and the Church of Santa Croce. Visitors can enjoy the natural beauty of the area, as well as the rich history and culture of Lanzo Torinese