Scaliger Bridge
Description:
The Scaliger Bridge (Ponte Scaligero) is a bridge structure across the Adige River, located in the Italian city of Verona. The building was erected in 1335 by order of the ruling member of the Scaliger dynasty - Kangrande II of the Scala case. The Scaliger Bridge has three spans, the central and largest of which reaches a length of 50 meters. The structure connects the left side of Verona with the castle of Castelvecchio. In the Middle Ages, the bridge served as the only road to this defensive structure.