The Tiber River in Rome – Bridges, Interesting Facts, Cruises

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The word Trastevere comes from the Latin “trans Tiberim” (the Tiber is Tevere in modern Italian!) and this neighbourhood used to be Etruscan, insomuch that the Romans named it Ripa Etrusca (Etruscan bank). Nowadays it is one of the most iconic and vibrant neighbourhoods of Rome: good food, nightlife, history... everything happens in Trastevere! 😍🇮🇹 #traveltheworld #explore #rome #italy #italia #romance #europe #europa | Travel By Mitra

🌊 The Tiber River is the third longest River in Italy, and the longest of central Italy, flowing for 406 kilometers. 🌊 The Tiber was critically important to Roman trade and commerce, as ships could reach as far as 100 km (60 mi) upriver; some evidence indicates that it was used to ship grain from the Val Teverina as long ago as the fifth century BC. It was later used to ship stone, timber, and foodstuffs to Rome. 💙 Tag someone you’d like to stroll by the Tiber River with 🥰 —————————————- #ro

🌊 The Tiber River is the third longest River in Italy, and the longest of central Italy, flowing for 406 kilometers.