Ponte Pietra Review

The bridge runs through the arch of a tower leading to the city end, and there are plenty of bars at the end of the bridge, which is now a pedestrian bridge, but be careful, there are plenty of cyclists passing by. There are a lot of ditches that are grinding out of ropes at the bottom of the bridge, probably left behind when they hauled salt boats.

Verona has little history. The bridge was also blown up by the Germans in World War II, and then the locals rebuilt it. The bridge, built in 100 BC by the Romans, was recycled as much of the original material as possible during the reconstruction, but the different coloured stones added to the reconstructed structure added to the landscape

Feeling the local stone bridge is a way to ground the air, the scenery is still the main

Very suitable for a walk early in the morning. The communities on both sides of the bridge are very quiet and comfortable.

Maybe there's a history I don't know about, it feels normal