Bridge
Ponte delle Bocchette
The Ponte delle Bocchette in Pisa is the first bridge to cross the Arno within the city’s jurisdiction, a practical crossing that marks the edge of the eastern ring road’s approach. Built in the early 1980s and completed in 1984, its realisation was carried out by the Province of Pisa as part of the city’s outer bypass, with a cost that locals recalled as part of Pisa’s modern infrastructure expenditure alongside broader city development. The bridge stretches 160 metres in length, rises to a maximum height of 18 metres, and comprises four spans with a maximum clear span of 42 metres, all framed in reinforced pre-stressed concrete. …
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