By Probably one of the more well known landmarks of Florence, Italy is the Ponte Vecchio that spans the river Arno. It is the oldest bridge in Florence although it was rebuilt in 1345 and has withstood many events from wars to floods.
No days the Ponte Vecchio is lined with jewelers shops – over priced jewelry – that were once goldsmith shops. Along the top of the bridge runs a corridor originally built for use my the Medici and it runs from the Palazzo Pitti to the Uffizi.
If you get the chance to visit Florence, I highly suggest walking over this beautiful and historic bridge. Happy travels!
McGee Travel Tales 
1345? Man, if only the US built bridges that would last that long. Interesting piece!
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Seriously and yes it is interesting!
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Ponte Vecchio looks beautiful! I would love to explore Italy so far I have only been to Rome but it is such a beautiful country!
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Yes it is! I’d love to go back. Thanks for reading.
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