Connecting the Doge’s Palace to the New Prison, the Bridge of Sighs is steeped in history and legend.Â
Built in the 17th century, its name originates from the belief that prisoners would sigh at their final glimpse of Venice through its stone-barred windows before entering the prison. This iconic white limestone bridge, adorned with delicate tracery, has become a symbol of romance and mystery, attracting tourists enchanted by its captivating story and stunning architecture.
Nestled within the intricate network of canals and waterways of the Venice Lagoon lie a cluster of islands, each with its own unique charm and story to tell. As iconic as Venice itself, these islands hold a treasure trove of history, culture, and natural beauty.