Characterized by the presence of four pinnacles made in 1823 and placed at the base of the stone handrails; this architectural introduction - spiers in fact - helped to rename the bridge that was originally called Ponte di Cannaregio from the canal that crosses it (the second largest stream after the Grand Canal).
In addition to this typical element, two shields connected to the Doge Nicolò Da Ponte and numerous faces and masks adorning the external arch of the vault are sculpted on the bridge.
For those coming on foot from Piazzale Roma or from the Santa Lucia railway s
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