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Rialto Bridge (Ponte di Rialto) - Venice - Reviews of Rialto Bridge (Ponte di Rialto) - TripAdvisor
Considered the true heart of Venice, this landmark bridge, characterized by its 24-foot arch, is built on approximately 12,000 wooden pilings that still support the bridge more than 400 year...
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Ponte di Rialto, Venice - Reviews of Ponte di Rialto - IgoUgo
of the same name, which is the oldest spanning the Grand Canal and an instantly recognisable symbol of the city. I first saw it after rounding a bend on the famous waterway whilst travelling on a Vaporetto. Viewing the robust-looking and classically styled crossing was certainly a moving experience ...
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Ponte di Rialto, Venice | MyTravelGuide.com
“I got to see and walk up this bridge at night and during the day. Both times it was just great. I also took a gondola on the canal and went under it! A true landmark of Venice, you can't miss it! We ate dinner at an Italian restaurant right by the bridge along the canal (by Marconi Hotel)...
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Architecture of Ponte di Rialto - Venice, Italy
his is the most famous bridge in all of Venice. Early on people were forced to get acquainted with it because for hundreds of years it was the only way to get from one side of the city across the Grand Canal to the other without using a boat. ( Rialto means high bank in Latin.) Not surprisingly, a t...
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Ponte di Rialto :: , Venice, Veneto, Italy :: Glass Steel and Stone
his is the most famous bridge in all of Venice. Early on people were forced to get acquainted with it because for hundreds of years it was the only way to get from one side of the city across the Grand Canal to the other without using a boat. ( Rialto means high bank in Latin.) Not surprisingly, a t...
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Rialto Bridge - Venice for Visitors
Structurally, it was a complete success--during rioting in 1797 they even fired cannon from its steps, to dispel the mobs; and for myself, I would not change a stone of it. I love the quaint old figures of St. Mark and St. Theodore, on the station side of the bridge. I love the Annunciation on the o...
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