Italy’s “Love Arch,” a famous rock formation in the seaside village of Torre Sant’Andrea, collapsed overnight on Valentine’s Day after an extended period of heavy rain.
The now-collapsed natural landmark was a highly popular tourist destination in the Southern Italy region of Puglia for couples seeking eternal love based on the local urban legend which gave it its namesake. The formation, carved into the limestone rock washed by the Adriatic Sea, was the central piece of the Faraglioni di Sant’Andrea sea stacks.
Several regions in Southern Italy have been hit with a streak of bad weather and intense storms over the past days, prompting Italy’s…
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