Ponte Giuseppe Mazzini

What travelers say:

A bridge that cannot be missed by strolling through the small bridge to see the night view in Italy is the Giuseppe Mazhini Bridge (Ponte Giuseppe Mazzini ). We took a tram from St. Peter's Square. Compared with the Vittorio Emanuele II Bridge in the south, this bridge is not big, mainly across the Taibo River, but the sidewalk is particularly wide. It is no problem to pass by the car and pedestrians. The river bank under the bridge is a promenade, we had dinner and walked. Very few tourists, right? All Italian-speaking locals, like to push the stroller and the whole family is out = =. We pressed the road on this small bridge, watching the brightly lit Gaolong Building by the bridge, plus the orange lighting feeling a little warm, what's going on haha. Because it is a three-arch stone bridge. Its three arches are very characteristic, and there are pierced stone guardrails, so it is called the gianicolense bridge. In the evening and summer nights, the running water flashes under the lights and it is particularly beautiful. I don't know what this bridge has to do with Italian writer Giuseppe Mazhini. I didn't find the information. Warm reminder: Dressing: It's very cold at night, take a gauze to go out Location: Intermediate crossroads of the militia in Rome