Bridge of Sighs (with kids)

Seeing the Bridge of Sighs (Ponte dei Sospiri) in person was one of those small but memorable moments in Venice. It’s not a big bridge like Rialto, but it carries so much history and atmosphere. We first saw it from Ponte della Paglia, and even though there were quite a few people around, the view was still beautiful. The white stone bridge looks elegant and slightly mysterious, especially with th...

One of Venice’s most iconic landmarks, a small bridge with a big story behind it. Built in the 17th century, it connected the courtroom to the prison cells. According to legend, prisoners crossing the bridge sighed as they caught their last glimpse of Venice, which is how it got its name. Today, it’s considered one of the city’s most romantic spots. As soon as you approach it, you understand why....

You can see the bridge from the outside and go on it as part of the Dodge's Palace tickets. It's a section when you visit palace which is amazing

Take the tour inside and you can walk though it. Unbelievable history there. Picture is view from inside it looking out. Great pictures from bridge down near the water. Venice is so beautiful and a great place to spend time at. Take a gondola ride under the bridge of signs. So many things to see and do in Venice. Definitely take some tours and learn the history of the city. It is so worth i...

A bridge of sighs — and a reminder of the One who hears every cry. The Bridge of Sighs in Venice carries a heavy history. It once connected the courtrooms to the prison — a final passage for those who had been judged, their sighs echoing through the stone as they glimpsed their last view of freedom. But even in a place of sorrow, there is hope. Because there is One who hears every sigh, sees eve...