For me, this bridge is the Entrance to Venice. By passing the bridge, you leave the surrounding of the railway station and enter the city. The bridge itself has nothing special and it is usually total...
This is one of the only four bridges on Canal Grande, it’s the first you see arriving in Venice by train because is a few steps from the railway station of Santa Lucia. It was completed last century f...
On every visit to the city, we always jump on waterbus, as we approach our stop at the train station this beautiful bridge is in front of us, we then walk along fondamenta scalzi to cross the bridge, ...
This bridge is the first bridge you see upon exiting the train station and was just steps from our hotel, so we went up it a number of times both to cross and to take in the views which we did during ...
Have you ever paused in the center of a bridge, looked down and watched the water flow hypnotically downstream? There is nothing more relaxing than the sight and sound of running water, and no bridge is better for a midday meditation than the Ponte delgi Scalzi. "Ponte delgi Scalzi" literally means "bridge of the barefoot," and it is one of only four bridges that stretch across Venice's famed Grand Canal. For those who desire simplicity, it is by far the most beautiful, consisting of a simple, slender arch rising over the bustling canal traffic.
All of the bridges that cross the Grand Canal offer spectacular views and this one is no exception!
I imagine we all have some form of the Scalzi Bridge stuck in our mind when we think of Venice. The large and beautiful bridge rises high over the Grand Canal, creating an elegant structure between the buildings on both side. One of my favorite memories of Venice was sitting at the Canal's edge and watching the boats travel through as the sun went down.
It is beautiful scene and experince the Italy - gondola to see around Venice, although sometimese it smells not so goo.
Ponte degli Scalzi is one of the four bridges that crosses the Venice's Grand Canal. It connects the Santa Croce and Cannaregio sestieri, providing visitors with easier access to the Ferrovia railway station located in Cannaregio. Scalzi is not as architecturally unique as Rialto, nor does it have the splendor of Accademia's view, but it does provide quick access to two incredible sections of Venice.
The Ponte degli Scalzi spans the width of the the grand canal and is one of the most impressive bridges in the city.