This real masterpiece of military architecture is among the most recognisable features of Verona. Build by Mastino II della Scala, from where Scaligero (of the La Scala) after 1360, Hitler blew up half of it during his retreat from Verona and the surrounding. Diligent archeologists and local workers have restored it to its previous splendor. It's a real Medieval fairy... More

Looks fantastic - I understand the people of Vernoa love it and I can see way - take the walk More

First go to Castelvechio, search the courtyard, visit museum. From the courtyard to the left you are entering the bridge. It was built in 1355, but part of it was destroyed in 1954. Crossing the bridge is great experience that gives you spectacular view of the river and Verona. During my visit, on the bridge was organized food festival. When... More

Just local products, either artistic or for eating. All great. Visit worthwhile. More

Definitely plan on taking a walk across this bridge!! There are several in Verona worth walking, and this is one of them! More

Right by the Castelvecchio Museum. Free to cross and worth it. Brick built and striking it was blown up by the retreating Germans in WW2 but it has been wonderfully restored. Cheap entertainment. More

Shame that the Germans blew up the original bridge as they retreated from Verona, but congratulations to the Veronese for rescuing the brick and rebuilding. Best seen in total from Castle Vecchio, but fun to walk over and peer between the castelations.m More

Interesting to look at and good views of the river. Right next to the old castle and museum. More

Pretty bridge, be sure to read about the history of it before visiting! More