Ponte Alle Grazie Review

On the Arno River, each bridge has its story and has its speciality. The bridge of grace is also very old, originally built in 1227. Later, during World War II, it was blown up by the retreating Germans and later rebuilt. Now on the edge of the bridge, you can enjoy the beautiful view of the Arnold River. Compared with the lively old bridge, it is calmer and especially simple.

On the bridge, you can see the river running. The green color is full of culture and history. Nature is blending with ancient history here, and it is not enough to call a hundred points to describe it.

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Originally built in 1227, the bridge is Florence's oldest and longest bridge. There is a widened Moss Square on both sides.

The bridge of grace is a bridge in Florence, across the Arnold River and close to the old bridge. The bridge of grace was built in 1227 and rebuilt in 1345, making it the oldest and longest bridge in Florence. The bridge was built on the Grace Bridge, but was demolished in 1876 and destroyed by the Germans during World War II. The bridge is now seen as built in 1953.