Ponte Vecchio

Hailed as one of the oldest stone arch bridge in Europe today, Ponte Vecchio was actually built with wood that was destroyed by floods in 1333. After twelve years of that, in 1345, it was again built in stone and since then it has been maintaining its glory as the oldest of Florence’s bevy of six bridges. The bridge is over the Arno river and is home to many shops dealing in myriad stuffs. After shopping inside the bridge, take a evening view of it from a distance and see for yourself why it is in this chart.

One of the most beautiful looking bridges on Earth, Ponte Vecchio is like an artist's creation of imagination and fantasy. It definitely completes your Italian vacation.