Ponte di Castelvecchio

  Ponte di Castelvecchio, a striking stone bridge, spans the Adige River in Verona. Built in the 14th century, it was designed by architect Alberto Pitentino to connect the castle with the city, and it features a distinctive Gothic style with five elegant arches. This historical bridge serves as a picturesque walkway for visitors, offering stunning views of the surrounding area and the river below. In late spring, particularly in May, you can witness vibrant local events and festivals that often take place in this scenic setting. As you stroll across, take in the blend of history and modern life, with artists often showcasing their work along the bridge's path.