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We walked here after visiting the Arena, Piazza Erbe and Juliet's balcony. The bridge is very beautiful and the view from it is amazing. It is worth visiting in Verona. Verona is a relaxing place. This was a 5 hour stopover for us before we...More
Beautiful bridge with sweeping views of the Adige river and city of Verona. Well worth the walk over to appreciate the views.
Pointe Pietra spans the River Adige. The water is a beautiful creamy- green colour, and flows strongly under this and other bridges. Out of all the bridges in Verona this is one of the best. Graceful arches, interesting architecture and a path along the river,...More
This bridge dates to the first century BC and is the oldest bridge in the city. It was built by the Romans to provide a second access to the Roman Theatre. the bridge collapses on a number of occasions during the following centuries but was...More
People go to Verona and never venture out of the centre. I only found this pretty bridge on my 5th visit and have gone back on all other trips. You get a great view across the river to the Verona that the tourists miss but...More
Good place to stay in Verona. Parking on other side of "Ponte Pietra", 200 meters walking about. Not so good if you have bigger car. Possible to drive in and leave luggage.
Beautiful city and especially lovely with the very tastefull christmas decorations everywhere and the Italians on christmas eve displaying their dogs and cats
I came across the bridge as it leads straight to the steps to take you up to the Castel San Pietro. It’s not as impressive as some of the other bridges in Verona but well worth a look.
This beautiful bridge is well worth a visit. The fast flowing river Adige, beautiful views up and down river, quaint restaurants on the rivers edge and the fantastic "Chiasa di Santa Anastasia" very close indeed.
Well worth the walk from the main square to see the incredibly designed architectural wonder and feel the breeze on a hot day as you watch the fast flowing river below. Having come this far, do make the trip up to the castle above for...More
