Ruins of the Roman bridge
Resorts: Saint-Vincent
The imposing ruins that are visible along the state road leading to Montjovet, give some hint of the ancient majesty of the bridge and recall how the Gallie consular road also crossed this part of the valley.
Only the left hand shoulder of the original construction over the Cillian river remains today, the central arch collapsed in 1839.
Noteworthy due to its elegant design and completed in small sized square slabs, the bridge must have been important not only for the natural function it served, but also as a sign of power and constructive solidity.