[2025 Verona Attraction] Travel Guide for Ponte di Castelvecchio (Updated Jun)

I have visited Verona several times but how could I not know about this spot before! I was enchanted by the medieval atmosphere in this place. The bridge, together with the castle it is very nice to see. We had a romantic walk around it and even got to step on the higher columns from where we could admire the view of the river. Don't forget to look carefully through the little windows that face on the water..you can get a cute glimpse of the city!! #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #verona

#OverseasTravel In the center of Verona, Italy, there are two ancient bridges full of character, one of which is the old castle bridge Ponte Scaligero. The bridge has a total length of 120 meters and is mainly constructed of red brick, with red brick above and white marble for the lower white part. When the bridge was built in the 14th century, the aim was to connect the castle so that in the event of an accident, it was possible to escape from the castle as quickly as possible and reach the opposite river bank. The bridge still maintains its medieval look, is beautiful to photograph and is well worth a visit. 📍Ponte Scaligero Corso Castelvecchio, 2, 37121 Verona #Italian travel #Europe travel #overseas travel

#aprilblooms The Castelvecchio complex in Verona is a striking example of #medieval architecture, characterized by its robust red brick construction and imposing presence. The fortress itself features sturdy walls and multiple towers. Inside it you can find a museum of medieval #art. A now-dry ditch once surrounded the structure, highlighting its strategic design.✨ Connecting to the castle is the Scaliger #bridge, a marvel of 14th-century engineering. Built primarily of red Veronese brick with lower sections of white marble, the bridge showcases elegant, sloping arches, the largest of which was a record-breaking span at the time of its construction. It stretces over the Adige River, where you can see the first groups of boats floating under the bridge at this time of the year. ✨

It may be a historic bridge, but the Castelvecchio Bridge has plenty of features for everyone to enjoy. I often used this bridge to go to and from the hotel, but there are so many things that both children and adults will want to try, like peeking out at the river from a small window, climbing up narrow stairs, and walking along the wall! And maybe it's because people from overseas are all childlike at heart that they can enjoy themselves. This bridge in Verona made me want to learn more about the sensibilities of more countries and increase the number of common values. #Sightseeing in Verona #Castelvecchio Bridge #0 Yen Travel Autumn

Verona has a history of over two thousand years, and the entire ancient city is listed as a World Cultural Heritage site. The love story of Shakespeare's famous work 'Romeo and Juliet' took place in this city filled with a romantic atmosphere. 1. Piazza Bra in Verona ▪ Piazza Bra is one of the busiest places in Verona, with many fine restaurants and street cafes, and it is also the essential route to the Arena. 2. Ponte Pietra ▪ Standing on the bridge, you can see the millennium-old Roman ruins not far from the riverbank. There are 5 arched holes in the marble bridge over the Adige River, all of which are Roman arch bridges. ▪ The blue sky reflected on the calm lake surface still amazes with its beauty! 3. Verona Roman Theatre Teatro Romano On the other side of the river, another building built against the mountain, the Verona Roman Theatre, was built in the 1st century and is majestic and imposing. 4. Piazza delle Erbe Many old buildings stand in the square: Palazzo Maffei with a Baroque facade, Case Mazzanti with Renaissance exterior frescoes. And there are especially many people painting in the square, everyone is an artist! Recommended visit: 1 day Transportation: Entirely on foot