Ponte Vecchio

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The Ponte Vecchio, literally Old Bridge, is a famous medieval bridge over the Arno, in Florence, Italy, noted for having shops, mainly jewelers (formerly butchers prior to the Medici), built along it.

Contents 1 Views 1.1 West view from Barbadori Tower Square (from south) 1.2 West view from Santa Trinita Bridge 1.3 West view from north side 1.4 East view from north side 1.5 East view from south side 1.6 Other views 2 On the bridge 3 Artistic rendering

[edit] Views

[edit] West view from Barbadori Tower Square (from south)

	View	View	By night
By night	By night, to North-East

[edit] West view from Santa Trinita Bridge

Ponte Vecchio	Ponte Vecchio	View	View
view	View	By night

[edit] West view from north side

Back view	Ponte Vecchio	Ponte Vecchio	Florence reflected in the Arno river
By night	View	Wide-angle view	Wide-angle view

[edit] East view from north side

Ponte Vecchio in the morning	Ponte vecchio with smow	Ponte Vecchio; 1996	Summer view
Panoramic view	From Lungarno	Ponte Vecchio, April 2005	Ponte Vecchio, 2003
view	Ponte Vecchio	Closer view

[edit] East view from south side

Vasari Corridor

[edit] Other views

View from Piazzale Michelangelo

Florence's bridges from Piazzale Michelangelo

View from Uffizi

Sunset

[edit] On the bridge

Ponte Vecchio	Sundial on the bridge	View	On the bridge
Advice against padlocks	Bust of Cellini	torre de' Mannelli	Jewellery on Ponte Vecchio

[edit] Artistic rendering