The Gothic arch of Ponte del Diavolo (Devil’s Bridge) stands 15 metres above the river and is 37 metres long; the bridge spans the divide between Monte Basso and Monte Buriasco, upon which sit a castle and a fortified village.
The bridge was built in 1378 by the Credenza di Lanzo, what today might be called the local council, and is a fine example of Medieval Piedmontese architecture.
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