The best experience in Venice, both from the bridge and from the gondola below. Iconic and majestic at the same time. If you visit on the first Sunday of June, there are rowing competition and the ambiance changes as there are no water buses or, taxis. Highly recommended.

The famous Venice scenic spot is also one of the shooting locations of "Spider-Man: Far From Home". From the bridge, you can enjoy the scenery of the busy water transportation, which is amazing at any time. In addition, due to the large number of people on the bridge, don't forget to pay attention to your valuables!

A very busy bridge. The oldest bridge in Venice over the Grand Canal. There are shops on the bridge, both sides too. Many people are on the bridge to get the view of the canal on both sides, which is lovely.

Largest arched bridge in Venice. Can get quite busy during the usual hours so best early in am or later in evening. Different light settings can give fantastic different views of area. Nearby fresh seafood market to walk to. Quiet spot to take photo of bridge is on the northwest corner.

Great attraction in Venice. Must seen point. Excellent pictures with the bridge and from the bridge. Of course, a lot of people, but everybody is waiting for his turn to take a picture. Also it looks wonderful from boats and gondolas. You can't miss it.

It's beautiful. But too much crowded. You'll find good restaurant at every corner. I wanted to try Gondola ride but it's 80€ for 1 person. You can find other options online for enjoying the view. It's better to book in advance online because I couldn't find it in the same day. My overall experience was good. Oh! It's 60€ for water taxi which took us 1.5km further. I know it's crazy but it's Venice 🙂 and once in a lifetime experience 👍

The central and largest bridge of the biggest Canal of Venice. Of a truly beautiful medieval City - Island, which is not coincidentally the busiest tourist destination in the world. Romance, emotion and a unique atmosphere make up a setting that leaves no one indifferent to visit Venice.

Iconic bridge of Venice, only few bridges are there which runs over Grand canal and this is the most famous one out of all. This is quite popular because of it's architecture and majestic look. Spriderman scenes were shot in this very same bridge. It's very much crowded most of the time and hard to even take a pic as everyone occupies their own steps for picture ;).

One of a kind bridge and you will definitely not mistake it for another. It's massive, has three stairs (middle, right, left) to see the Grand Canal from all sides and angles. Magnificent! A lot of souvenir shops, but I would recommend searching for a place father from the bridge, it's a tourist trap. Same with the restaurants - a lot more expensive than other places.

Venice is the kind of place you can walk around gorgeous landmarks like the Rialto Bridge, a five hundred year old bridge and the oldest in Venice, are around the corner. We came upon this bridge at night and were stunned with the beauty of Venice. Then, we took a gondola ride in the daytime and saw how pretty it was in a different light - must go!

A busy place full of tourists but emblematic for a visit. You can find restaurants for a quick snack or gondolas for a tour. You can have your shopping around the little shops to get your souvenir gifts.

Amazing piece of architecture and history. Visit this place if you are in Venice. Quite well preserved and perfect place for snaps. It's almost always bustling, Sunrise and Sunset views should be damn beautiful from this place. There are a lot of restuarents around this bridge and easily accessible by metro.

The bridge is definitely a must to see. Such a beautiful structure and is amazing the history behind how it was built. Today shows that the structure has survived the tests of time and is one of the best tourist destinations in Venice. This is also perfect to get those holiday pics 📸.

The Rialto Bridge is the oldest of the four bridges spanning the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy. Connecting the sestieri (districts) of San Marco and San Polo, it has been rebuilt several times since its first construction as a pontoon bridge in 1173, and is now a significant tourist attraction in the city The first dry crossing of the Grand Canal was a pontoon bridge built in 1181 by Nicolò Barattieri. It was called the Ponte della Moneta, presumably because of the mint that stood near its eastern entrance. The development and importance of the Rialto market on the eastern bank increased traffic on the floating bridge, so it was replaced in 1255 by a wooden bridge. This structure had two inclined ramps meeting at a movable central section, that could be raised to allow the passage of tall ships. The connection with the market eventually led to a change of name for the bridge. During the first half of the 15th century, two rows of shops were built along the sides of the bridge. The rents brought an income to the State Treasury, which helped maintain the bridge. Maintenance was vital for the timber bridge. It was partly burnt in the revolt led by Bajamonte Tiepolo in 1310. In 1444, it collapsed under the weight of a crowd rushing to see the marriage of the Marquis of Ferrera and it collapsed again in 1524. The idea of rebuilding the bridge in stone was first proposed in 1503. Several projects were considered over the following decades. In 1551, the authorities requested proposals for the renewal of the Rialto Bridge, among other things. Plans were offered by famous architects, such as Jacopo Sansovino, Palladio and Vignola, but all involved a Classical approach with several arches, which was judged inappropriate to the situation. Michelangelo also was considered as designer of the bridge. The present stone bridge, a single span designed by Antonio da Ponte, began to be constructed in 1588 and was completed in 1591. It is similar to the wooden bridge it succeeded. Two inclined ramps lead up to a central portico. On either side of the portico, the covered ramps carry rows of shops. The engineering of the bridge was considered so audacious that architect Vincenzo Scamozzi predicted future ruin. The bridge has defied its critics to become one of the architectural icons of Venice. Today, the Bridge is one of the top tourism attractions in Venice.

Every traveler to Venice should visit the Rialto Bridge, the oldest bridge across the Grand Canal and a beautiful example of Venetian architecture. The bridge is always bustling with activity, making it a great place to people-watch and take in the sights and sounds of Venice. It's also a great place to take photos of the Grand Canal. The views from the bridge are simply stunning, and you can capture some truly memorable photos of Venice. But be careful, bridge gets too crowded starting afternoon.

This staple of Venice did not disappoint. Of course it’s found to be crowded but it’s not to the point of uncomfortable or miserable. Such a great photo friendly location with tons of restaurants scattered near by. The gondolas at night are quite a sight to see, something I’ll never forget! Add it to your list of places to see in Italy.

Beautiful bridge, beautiful scenery. Managed to get a view of a purple sky as the sun was going down. Downfall was very busy! So if you're taking children, keep them close.

The bridge is amazing! On top, you can admire a beautiful panorama of the canal. Along the bridge, there are many small shops with masks, jewelry, and glass.

The view here is truly lovely, adorned with numerous boats and charming scenery. It feels a bit too busy for me, however that is Venice... I'd also recommend going in some small streets next to the bridge because not all but many small streets are so nice and there is just no one.. I mean like maybe 1 person in the whole block

While you take pictures, you can drink a nice Italian coffee, while people work, paint, or ask you to take a picture of them. You must visit it, it is not possible to explain the way you feel there!

Very busy but delightful. Good Restaurants and even a popular Bar! Good place for a Gondola Ride. Prices are now regulated €80 for 30 mins. TIP: Get four people on board and share the cost! €20 each👍 Evening rides cost €100! Enjoy yourself BUT watch out for Pickpockets in the crowds!!

Beautiful bridge. But there’s not many ways to get a nice shot, recommend doing it from a boat, like the water bus for example.

One of oldest bridges in Venice. Very crowded quickly in the morning and through out the day! You have to visit at both day time and night, the view will be very different! Lots restaurants, bar. Cafe near the bridge! Have a beer and watch people and time go by!

Stunning Location! worth a visit. its not high season due to corona and we was told by a local that it is only 25% full at the moment so i think it would be crazy in normal times. was still super busy and crowded. its worth to take a stop and look at the water though and take in the views. also in the middle is an array of shops which is also really nice.

Such a beautiful place, Some of the streets were busy but as you go into the more middle it becomes less people. The bridge has a beautiful view. The restaurants seem to have some great deals with €4 happy hour on aparol Spritz Would recommend coming to visit this site. Park on the neighbouring island and then walk across.

My favourite place in Venice. A lot of restaurants with great view and delicious food. I will be back.

If you want to enjoy and have a great time at this place, you should go there early( before 9 am). This is a great place, where you can enjoy and delight the landscape. After 9 am, everybody should be prepare to deal with a crowded bridge.

Beautiful bridge with small shops on it. Fantastic construction, looks like something modern but it has almost 2 hundred years. Many restaurants are around,pizza and ice creams are great, it is just a very cozy place.

Very lovely bridge. Nice location for photos as it overlooks the Grand Canal, this also means that it is super busy. Some of the shops on the bridge have amazing displays. The cafes nearby are pricey, worth walking a bit further away from the canal for cheaper prices.

Its very overcrowded and touristy. There are plenty of souvenir shops around if you want to get an economical souvenir from Venice. The cafes and restaurants around this place are also a bit too touristy. It serves well to cross the canal into the main island though. This is not a must see for me in Venice though it is super hyped.

My third visit to Venice and I never tire of this beautiful architectural sight. Truly magnificent and worth getting lost in Venice to find. A beautiful spot for a photo.

The most beautiful bridge in Venice (in my opinion). Provides a great view of the water and buildings, and offers a lot of shopping opportunities as you cross the bridge.

A must see if you are in venice, though you cannot miss it! It's in the heart of the city. Very easy walk to get to regardless of where you are staying. The morning was the best time as the tourists were very minimal and we also were there in March and it was just lovely.

Very iconic place in Venice. This place is packed with tourists and vendors. If you don't want a crowded time,cone here as early as 7 am,you'll see sone people as well taking advantage to get a beautiful shot. I've seen couples in wedding attire,and some are taking fashion shots as well.

Pieno di gente con tanti negozietti carini. Bellissimo stare a guardare il canale tutte le barche che corrono in su ed in giù Poi è bello guardare la gente che ammira tutto il bello che c'è intorno È proprio bella la mia città

Absolutely stunning bridge with retail shops all along the sides of it. Stunning views from the bridge as you can see from my pictures. I totally recommend to visit on your trip as part of essential tourist attraction. The shops area really nice too and worth a visit.

No doubt it’s very beautiful and one of the old bridge. But due to its popularity it’s over crowded, everyone is taking pictures but when visiting Venice city it’s one of the top tourist attractions.

Best time to take photos is before 07:30 AM. The crowds haven’t swarmed yet and the light is perfect. The cafes surrounding it will be overpriced and so will the souvenirs. Nevertheless, it’s a cant miss view from up top and below the bridge. And you will need to cross it a few times when you explore across major Venetian islands.

Definitely a must-do in Venice. It is less busy before 10:00 am and after dark. Otherwise, very crowded. Taking a gondola ride underneath the bridge is also a good option. On the bridge itself are fancy stores, but it is used almost exclusively for crossing the grand canal and taking great pictures.

too crowded but nevertheless very pretty

Beautiful and one of the main bridges to cross between San Marco and San Polo. Come before 8am if you want to take photos with no one there! Otherwise it gets very crowded. There’s also a lot of shops if you want to do some shopping but definitely tourist trap

Great view on top of the grand Canal

Good place to take pictures. If you want decent pictures, you have to be here early. A lot of people are trying to take photos here and it's hard to get a decent solo picture on the bridge. You can also take pictures on the side of the bridge

Venice is pretty. Al lot bigger than I thought. We only spent the day there and it just wasn't enough time to see all that there was. Gondola ride was okay and food was fantastic! Weather in November was cool and if you're one who gets warm pretty fast from walking, layer your clothing because you'll warm up fast walking through the streets

Amazing piece of art and architecture. You can't miss it! The downside is that the slope is quite demanding but once you reach the top of the bridge you'll enjoy such a great view on the Canale Grande!

One of Venice beautiful bridges, it cannot be missed

Very crowded because of the amazing views of the canal, but surrounded with nice clothing shops and restaurants.

Very nice, pretty and have a good view. Besides it, very crowded. Has a lot of shops.

Nice place to see when in Venice.

One of the main features in Venice, a must see. Just be prepared for it to be busy. Also worth visiting at night, with some incredibly talented musical Street performers in the area.

(Translated by Google) Beauty turns beautiful (Original) Krása střídá nádheru

(Translated by Google) The bridge of love a must in Venice! (Original) Die Brücke der Liebe ein Muß in Venedig!

Gorgeous and historical bridge. You can gondola around the bridge and or take selfies on the bridge. The evening photos with the area in lights are the most beautiful and fascinating. It's an incredible view. Don't miss out!

A nice place to enjoy the view even though it's quite crowded. There are lots of expensive souvenir and art stores located directly on the bridge. All in all it's nice for a visit but once is enough for me.

Oggi con poca gente ancora più bello

Meravigliosa costruzione , peccato per i troppi negozi sul ponte che che a me personalmente sembra fuori luogo

Geweldig om met gondel onderdoor te varen!

A good bridge to see if you are in the Venice area - we walked from the station. It had lots of jewelry shops on it plus some others. It was very crowded when we visited late September. There are restaurants either side of the bridge and it's easy to walk up and over. Free to view as well.

Niezwykła budowla jak na swój wiek A wciąż służy ludziom

Venezia è una delle città italiane che merita di essere visitata. Questo ponte imponente e maestoso rappresenta uno dei suoi principali emblemi. Non ci sono parole per descriverlo bisogna vederlo.

(Translated by Google) Super nice 👌 (Original) Super schön 👌

Exceptional. If you have not been here, you haven't been to Venice at all. I guess. Or at least this is what the tour guide told us? It will be crowded, but that holds true for all of Venice, I guess.

Bella vista,ma sarebbe molto bello se fosse disposto di sedie,bar ecc.... perchè era solo pieno di gente sotto al solo che faceva video e foto. Carini ma non bello

One of the best location in Venice. Bustling of tourists. Full of lively people. Many nationalities and many verities. Lots of restaurants, tourist shops. Water bus in every now and then. Although it’s tough and luck to get on the boat always as boats are always crowded and more and more tourist entering the city every minutes.

Nice but even during corona very busy.

Amazing bridge. Full of history as it has been rebuilt a few times and also has lovely shops on its sides. One of the most iconic monuments of Venice. Make sure to be there really early to avoid crowds and get some nice photos.

Tak samo piękny jak w csie

Visited back in 2013. Such a must see! The view from the bridge is amazing and the architecture of it is equally stunning. Nonetheless it's too crowded almost throughout the whole day and therefore difficult to take good pictures or properly enjoy the gondolas come and go

Beautiful! Beautiful! Beautiful! It is a top tourist attraction in the city so it is crowded but some of my favorite shots on vacation in Italy were taken on this bridge at sunset.

Veramente splendido, sicuramente una delle tappe fondamentali di Venezia

Looks just like displayed.

Busy but manageable. There are a few secret alleys you can get great vantage points for photos. Good to see it in both afternoon and morning sun and arguably even better by night. Avoid the restaurants directly near it as tourist traps.

(Translated by Google) Majestic (Original) Maestoso

This was my key landmark to find everything in Venice. Everything I went to was in relation to this beautiful bridge. It also has amazing shops all up and down it. This is a busy spot because it has beautiful views of the lagoon and people take pics from here. Go early in the morning and you'll see the professional photographers out.