River Tiber

The Tiber River, also known as the Twere River, is the third longest river in Italy after the Po and Adige rivers. It originates from the west slope of the Fumeolo Mountains in the Apennines Mountains, and runs south through a series of mountain gorges and wide valleys, and flows through Rome, before injecting the Dilenian Sea into the Mediterranean Sea near Ostia. It is 405 km long.

The Tevere is Italy's third largest river and the longest river in central Italy. The river is famous as the main river in Rome. The Tevere is vital for Roman trade and commerce as ships can reach upstream 100 kilometers of the river.

The Tiber is an English name and Italian is called the Twere River. It is the third longest river in Italy and the main river in Rome. The city of Rome is just down the Tiber River and crosses the Tiber River. The two sides of the river are full of French lizards, and in addition to the most famous St. Angel Bridge, there are many interesting bridges on the Tiber River, which slowly walks along the river to experience the quiet side of Rome on a sunny afternoon.

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The surrounding environment of Leihe is not bad, and the river is relatively clean!

The Tiber River is the mother river of Rome, the longest river in Rome, splitting the city in two, the two sides of the Tiber River, one side is more prosperous, the other side is more barren. Famous attractions such as the Fort Saint Angel and the Bridge of Saint Angels are all near the Tiber River. The bustling shore, there are many shopping shops and restaurants, it is good to eat and go shopping.