Bridges  of  Italy

Latest update: 28 April 2022
The most famous bridges of Italy represent some of the country's best landmarks in a range of settings.

Foremost among them is Venice's beautiful Rialto Bridge which was built in the 16th century and provides the typical image of the city as it crosses the Grand Canal.

​In Florence the wonderful Ponte Vecchio which spans the River Arno is equally impressive, sharing a common trait of being built with shops along it but with the added feature of the unique Vasari Corridor which allowed dignitaries of the day to avoid the commoners below. 
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Castelvecchio Bridge, Verona
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Rialto  Bridge

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Rialto Bridge, Venice

Ponte  Vecchio  (Florence)

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Ponte Vecchio, Florence

Castelvecchio  Bridge

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Castelvecchio Bridge, Verona

Ponte  Coperto

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Ponte Coperto, Pavia

Ponte  Vecchio  (Bassano)

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Ponte Vecchio, Bassano del Grappa

Ponte  Sant'Angelo

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Ponte Sant'Angelo, Rome

Ponte  della  Maddalena

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Ponte della Maddalena, Tuscany

Milvian  Bridge

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Milvian Bridge, Rome

Ponte  Pietra

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Ponte Pietra, Verona

Ponte  Flaminio

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Ponte Flaminio, Rome

Ponte  Olina

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Ponte Olina, Emilia Romagna

Bridge  of  Sighs

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Bridge of Sighs, Venice

Ponte  Vittorio  Emanuele  II  (Rome)

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Ponte Vittorio Emanuele II, Rome

Ponte  di  Tiberio

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Ponte di Tiberio, Rimini

Ponte  dell'Accademia

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Ponte dell'Accademia, Venice

Ponte  Fabricio

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Ponte Fabricio, Rome

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