Most reviewed Bridges in Italy

Ornate covered 16th-century stone footbridge crossing the Grand Canal, with shops & restaurants.

Picturesque medieval arched river bridge with Roman origins, lined with jewelry & souvenir shops.

Arched bridge named for sighs of prisoners crossing it en route from the Palazzo Ducale to prison.

Pedestrian bridge, built in 134 A.D., with travertine marble fascias & spanning the River Tiber.

Destroyed & rebuilt many times, this centuries-old covered wooden bridge offers town & river views.

Photography is popular at this wood-&-metal bridge over the Grand Canal adorned with padlocks.

Elegant pedestrian footbridge, founded in the 2nd-century BC, & site of a famous Roman battle.

First finished in 100 BCE, this scenic Roman arch bridge was rebuilt after being destroyed in WWII.

Brick & marble bridge with 3 spans & arches, built in the 14th century & reconstructed after WWII.

Bridge ordered by Pope Sixtus IV on Roman site, with a circular 'oculus' to lessen water pressure.

Elegant stone-arched bridge spanning the River Ticino with a covered walkway and small chapel.

Delicate bridge with 3 arches, designed by Bartolomeo Ammanati & reconstructed after WWII.

Steep, pedestrian-only bridge across Serchio river, dating from 1100 AD & used by medieval pilgrims.

Modern, arched, steel & glass footbridge with minimalist design, spanning the Grand Canal.

Opened in 2009, this 466-m. cable-stayed walking & cycling bridge crosses the Pescara River.

👍👍 Cividale del Friuli, which has been given UNESCO World Heritage Site status. The bridge is very picturesque, and it’s a great place to see the beautiful waters of Fuime Natisone flowing below. According to legend, the bridge got its name from the belief that the Devil built it in just one night in e...

Narrow pedestrian bridge, over 200 meters long, suspended over a steep, forested river valley.

Historic footbridge across Cannaregio Canal, with a carved balustrade & decorative gargoyles.

Arched river crossing built in the late 19th century, with pedestrian promenades at water level.

Steel swing bridge dating to 1958 that opens to let boats through & connects the old & new town.