Ponte  Vecchio  (Bassano)​

Latest update: 21 January 2024
By: Dion Protani
The Ponte Vecchio in Bassano del Grappa is a landmark wooden bridge that crosses the River Brenta in the region of Veneto. 

Not to be confused with the Ponte Vecchio in Florence (in both cases translating as "Old Bridge), it's also known as the Ponte degli Alpini in reference to the group of soldiers (Alpini) that rebuilt the bridge in 1948 after it was damaged during the Second World War.
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Ponte degli Alpini/Ponte Vecchio - Bassano del Grappa
Town: Bassano del Grappa

Province: Vicenza

Region: ​Veneto

Rebuilt: 1948

Length: 58 metres

Crosses: River Brenta

​Close by: Marostica, Cittadella, Castelfranco Veneto, Vicenza

​​Recommended accommodation: Hotel Glamour

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