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Rialto Bridgein Venice, Italy

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Rialto Bridge is the first and most famous bridge in Venice, it emblazoned on every postcard and souvenir magnet around the city.
Rialto Bridge, Venice
Originally, the bridge was made of wood, but it was destroyed and in the late 16th century, a new bridge of stone was built. Now we can see it in Venice.

You can find the cheapest and interesting souvenirs of Venice on this bridge.

Nearby are the famous Rialto market - the busiest place in town - and the ancient church of San Giacomo di Rialto.

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#3Take a walk through the Rialto Bridge in VeniceTake a walk through the Rialto BridgeEugene Krasowski

Take a walk through the most famous bridge in Venice, which has become its identification mark!

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