Best places: Bridges in Origgio, Italy

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

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

👍 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.

👍 Smaller than I thought but it's quite nice to go up there. You're in the woods and next to Ticino River. It's a little difficult to reach it by foot but quite easy to reach by bike or car.

👍 Very sweet little pond in the park behind the Castle Sforzesco. The water was amazingly clear and you could even see the fish. Great place for a walk or picnic! There were plenty of parking benches, places to sit in the sun or in the shade of a tree. Went around 3pm and it wasn't too busy.

👍👍 Bellissimo ponte zona rilassante e d passeggio. Una bella domenica di sole. In centro bancarelle e attrazioni per tutti. Mi aspettavo più bancarelle. Poca gente speravo meglio. Apprezzatissime le specialità gastronomiche

👍👍 Bellissimo scorcio nel parco del Ticino. Da visitare per una passeggiata e un caffè

Triple-arched pedestrian bridge with a stone lion at each corner, built in the 19th century.

👍 Bella ciclabile e pedonale che collega Boffalora a Milano, e percorrendola dalla parte opposta, si arriva fino alla diga del Pan Perduto. Possibilità di ristoro lungo la tratta (bar, osterie).

👍👍 Characteristic bridge inside the Monza park, the Lambro flows underneath. This bridge is surrounded by chains, hence its name. If you visit the Park, perhaps to take photos, this bridge is worth it.

👍👍 Realizzato nel 1897 dal progettista/coatruttore ing. Chitò (da cui il nome del ponte) si estende su sei arcate di pietra calcarea, con lo scopo si canalizzare l’acqua verso la centrale di Clanezzo, divenuto poi ciclopedonale.

👍 Antico ponte romano, ovviamente mantenuto negli anni , il ponte che collega due comuni e a due corsi ma si passa a bassa velocità perché lo spazio per due autovetture parallele e veramente limitato, tanto che se si incontra un furgone e meglio lasciarlo passare per non rischiare ammaccature.per il r...