Best places: Bridges in Gerenzano, Italy

First finished in 100 BCE, this scenic Roman arch bridge was rebuilt after being destroyed in WWII.

Brick & marble bridge with 3 spans & arches, built in the 14th century & reconstructed after WWII.

Steep, pedestrian-only bridge across Serchio river, dating from 1100 AD & used by medieval pilgrims.

Venerable bridge, completed in 1395 & restored through the years, now serving as a town landmark.

Destroyed & rebuilt many times, this centuries-old covered wooden bridge offers town & river views.

👍👍 It does its job well, carrying you from one side to the other.

Narrow pedestrian bridge, over 200 meters long, suspended over a steep, forested river valley.

👍 Long (pointless) suspension bridge in the middle of nowhere 😃. But it was great fun and the surrounding nature is great. A plus is that it was very quite.

Narrow, rocky gorge at the confluence of 2 streams, with a towering waterfall & a steep path.

Stone arched bridge opened in 1813, carrying traffic & pedestrians & offering sweeping river views.

Elegant stone-arched bridge spanning the River Ticino with a covered walkway and small chapel.

👍👍 Ponte della Vittoria is the lower Bridge to Borgo Trenton dedicated to the victory of the Italian forces over the Austro-Hungarian empire in the first world way. It offeres a beautiful view of Castel Vecchio. Via Diaz on the centro Verona side is a hub for the city's busses.

👍👍 Piękne miejsce, bardzo klimatyczne, jest rzeka, romański most, góry wokół dwóch miejscowości Boario i Montecchio połączonych historycznym mostem.

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👍👍 Great views of Verona centro the cathedral and the Santuario.

Pedestrian bridge spanning a steep-sided ravine & accessed by looped trails through a forest.

👍 The bridge is really nice and characteristic (not recommended to look at the view down from the bridge if you suffer from vertigo) Short walk not suitable for strollers. You can go down to the river via a small road A touch of freshness among fresh waters, rocks and shaded plants. From this side of...

👍👍 Stunning piece of architectute, nice stop if passing by, nice short walk on the paderno side of the bridge and few restaurants and bars nearby. Nice to read about it's story on wikipedia, avoid it during rush hours. The trails at the bottom of it can lead to other interesting places to visit.