Rialto Bridge

Venice is an intricately built city with canal upon canal interwoven with another, getting from one side to the other means crossing bridge upon bridge. DID YOU KNOW that Venice has about 400 bridges, crazy right 😱 BUT only 4 of those bridges cross the Grand Canal and this is one of the bridges. 1. “Ponte degli Scalzi” is located near Stazione di Venezia Santa Lucia and Piazzale Roma 🌁 2. Ponte dell’Accademia near the Gallerie dell’Accademia; 3. Ponte di Calatrava a Venezia (officially “Ponte della Costituzione”); and 4. The oldest, grandest, and most famous of them all — the Rialto Bridge. ~ 📌SAVE POST FOR FUTURE TRAVELS TO📍VENICE, ITALY #italy #italytrip #venice #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #summervacation #celebratewithtrip #passionpassport #2023travelwish #bucketlistreboot

DATE : May 6 Bonjorno! Pagi Isnin lepas kami bertolak dari Chamonix bergerak ke Italy ... Lompat2 bas dari Chamonix ke Courmeyour, Italy ... Dari Courmeyour ke Aosta & dari Aosta ke Milano ... Jejalan di Milan kejap & amik train dari Milan ke Venezia. Venice is 'city of water', 'city of bridges', 'floating city' and 'city of masks'. Well ... did Venice make it on my list of one of my most fav city in the world? Probably not! But I must say that Venice have its own charm. The city itself is beautiful ... The architecture is amazingly unique and have loads of history. Yeah ... It is a tourist town ... It is overcrowded, really expensive & constantly under renovation... But if you can look pass that you will enjoy Venice . The main attraction here is Grand Canal, St. Mark Square, gandolas? and Rialto Bridge to name a few. But for me the real gems is their outer Island - Lido, Burano, Murano AND wandering around back alleys in Venice, observing antique building & get lost! ... I consider myself quite good with directions but here the buildings looks similar and there's hundreds of bridge ... It's like walking in a maze ... You will get lost ... I mean really2 lost & it was so much fun!! But sooner or later you will know your way plus it's an island ... no matter how lost you are it's not like you can get off of it. Wandering around you will find hidden treasure of Venice, antique places, watch local live their life and play ... Observing people ,their interaction and you will try to guess another person's story ... I love doing it .. When you travel you will met different people with different walk of life ... People watching is very insightful and informative way to know them. It allows you to observe humanity in all its diversity and similarity. Anyway ... Some tips in Venice : when you first arrive and looking for your hotel pls prepare a map of your hotel location ... Wandering around in Venice is fun ... But walking clueless for hours with heavy backpack is no fun ... Every shops have a business card ask for it ... usually they got a map on that card ... That's how you know exactly where you are ... Don't eat at table outside a restaurant ... Eat inside or take away ... It's cheaper ... Don't eat at places with 20 different languages on the menu or didn't show a price at all ... You'll end up pay a fortune. Pagi ini kami bergerak ke destinasi seterusnya : Florence Ciao!!

Instead of forking out a minimum of €80 for a 25-30 minute ride on a gondola in Venice, did you know you can have the full gondola experience across the Grand Canal in Venice for just 2.5% of the cost? This is all made possible if you go to ‘Gondola Traghetto’ which is only a short walk away from the famous Rialto Bridge. You don’t need to book in advance, just join a relatively small queue of people (even in the summer), pay €2 and hop on the gondola. There are a couple of drawbacks to this, one being you’ll be sharing the gondola with a number of strangers rather than renting a private gondola for your party. Secondly the gondola trip only lasts roughly 3 minutes as you simply cross the canal rather than travel along it. If neither of these things put you off then this is definitely a bargain and a must do on your trip to one of the most magical cities in Europe.

The Ponte di Rialto or Rialto Bridge is without a doubt the most famous in Venice. It’s the oldest of just 4 bridges spanning the Grand Canal in the city and was originally established as a simple pontoon bridge in the year 1173. It has been rebuilt several times throughout its history and the current structure was completed between 1588 and 1591. It’s one of the main tourist attractions in the city. It consists of a single arch connected to a central portico. Both ramps leading up to this portico are lined with shops. Getting There - Its a short scenic walk from the bus terminal or train station Attractions - Oldest bridge in Venice Hotels - Many hotels to suit all budget nearby Food & Restaurants - Many food outlets and restaurants to suit all budget nearby Shopping - Souvenirs, retail and luxury shopping available #rialtobridge #venice #italy

The Ponte di Rialto is unquestionably the most well-known and iconic of the bridges that cross the magnificent Grand Canal. The bridge, which links Venice's San Marco and San Polo neighborhoods, serves as a vital pedestrian thoroughfare and a major tourist destination. This conclusion, which was initially a wooden bridge, stood for hundreds of years before collapsing in 1524. An elaborate stone bridge was constructed as a result of this tragedy and is still in use today. You can stroll across the well-known Rialto Bridge from the easternmost point in the San Polo area to the northernmost point in the San Marco district. The oldest of the four bridges in Venice is the covered bridge, which was built in the sixteenth century. Numerous stores selling jewelry and souvenirs may be found on both sides of the pedestrian bridge. This bridge was originally a floating pontoon, but as traffic on the nearby Rialto Market expanded, it was decided to build the bridge out of wood. In the past, the bridge could be lifted from both sides to allow ships with protruding decks to pass. The 15th century saw the addition of the businesses on the bridge. #cityoverlook #tripaway #europe #venice #italy #unescoworldheritagesite #holidayvacation

Iconic Rialto bridge! A place of iconic vernice a must to visit place in vernice. Stunning view of the water. A art and cultural experience of a total different. Great boat ride 🫶 Totally recommended. Worth Going !#staycation #beachlife #createwithtrip

One of my favourite places in the world. Venice was the first part of Italy I'd ever seen and it's stayed with me no matter where I've travelled.

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5 THINGS YOU MUST KNOW ABOUT VENICE 🇮🇹 Who would love to explore beautiful Venice? 😍 It is one of my fav destinations in Italy and here are are my best tips for your next trip to Venice: Top 3 instagrammable places: 📸 Boat Pier next to Hotel Moise Boat Pier in front of Rialto Bridge San Marco Square Best things to do: 🛶 - Take a gondola tour to enjoy the beauty of Venice (fixed price of 90€ for 30 min) = Tip: Find someone to share the gondola €3 Get lost in the beautiful streets of Venice Enjoy a delicious ice cream @gelatoteca_suso - Take a Day trip to colourful Burano island - Watch the sunset from Rialto bridge Best places to eat & drink: 🍝 - Breakfast at @caffeflorian one of the oldest and famous cafes in Italy located in San Marco Square - Lunch at Riva Rialto, nice place to have lunch directly next to the famous Rialto Bridge and the grand canal - Lunch at @thegrittipalace for an exclusive lunch with incredible views - Dinner at @ristorantesempione most romantic restaurant in Venice. Tip: book a table with balcony Most beautiful rooftop :🍹 - La Terrazza @h10palazzocanova rooftop bar with stunning views of the Venice - Settimo cielo @bauervenezia Restaurant Terrazza Daniele @hoteldanieli Best areas to stay: 🏡 📍San Marco, Santa Croce & San Polo - San Marco is the heart of Venice with the famous San Marco square. - Santa Croce & San Polo are very central and lively with many restaurants and bars Make sure to save this post for your next trip to Venice 🇮🇹😍 Tag someone you would love to bring here ❤️ credit alexandratravellover& Contact us for removal

Immerse yourself in the unique allure of this watery wonderland as you embark on a journey through these cultural treasures from Rialto Bridge to St. Mark's Square. The Rialto Bridge stands proudly over the Grand Canal, showcasing a masterful blend of elegance and functionality. Dating back to the 16th century, this arched stone bridge has become a bustling nexus where locals and visitors traverse the canal on foot. St. Mark's Square, or Piazza San Marco, unfolds as a grandeur-filled expanse surrounded by architectural marvels that echo Venice's rich history. This central square, adorned by landmarks like St. Mark's Basilica, the Campanile, and the Doge's Palace, serves as a cultural hub and a testament to the city's opulent past. #tripstars #thingstodo #italy

The jewelry shops are on this bridge so visit at sunset for an unforgettable experience

#historicallandmarks #familytrip On a sunny Venetian afternoon, I ventured to explore the ethereal charm of the Rialto Bridge. Its elegant arches reflected in the serene waters of the canals, while gondolas gracefully glided by. The whisper of history echoed in every cobblestone, and the picturesque views provided an unforgettable visual delight.