Bridge of Sighs Review

A baroque stone bridge, one end of which connects the tall magnificent town hall, and the other end is the dark prison, four hundred years ago a death row prisoner was escorted to prison on the way through the bridge, the jailer let him see the free world outside, Through the small window of the death remembered his deeply loved woman, involuntarily sighing, when the death row prisoner looked down at the narrow sea below a pair of men and women kissing on the boat, the woman is the prisoner's lover, the prisoner can not bear to betray, roaring into the stone bridge window with hatred, But the woman did not hear the sigh of the crime, so the stone bridge with nobleness and lowness, life and love, was named for the sigh of the prisoner.

[Bridge of Sighs] is a baroque stone bridge, one end of the bridge is connected to the tall magnificent city hall, the other end is the dark prison, 400 years ago a death row prisoner was escorted to prison on the way through the bridge, the jailer let him see the last look outside the white world, Through the small window death row inmates remembered their loved women, involuntarily sighing, when the death of the death looked down at the narrow sea below a pair of men and women kissing on the boat, the woman is the prisoner's lover, because of the inability to betray, roaring into the stone bridge window with hatred, The woman did not hear the prisoner sigh, so the stone bridge with nobleness and lowness, life and love was also named for the prisoner's sigh.

The Sigh Bridge is really a short old-fashioned bridge, connecting two buildings, the bridge is very short, fully enclosed, arched structure, boats can also shuttle here, very suitable for visiting and playing an interesting frontal landscape.

The bridge of signs is one of the must visit attractions in Venice and you have to walk across here to admire the history .

A very good question of the famous attractions in Venice, you must go shopping, you can only sleep.

Gorgeous views from this tourism spot and it is conveniently located next to the Piazza di San Marco.

Sigh, it's not interesting to not understand the background