We're looking out from atop the Ponte della Costituzione, the Constitution bridge. We are on our way to meet a taxi for a ride to the airport. The bridge we are on is busy during the day as it is near where the trains, busses, taxis, and ships all load and unload their passengers. But it's 3 AM and right now it's not busy at all.
A photo of the bridge courtesy of Wikipedia. The bridge, the fourth to span the Grand Canal, was designed by Santiago Calatrava. It opened in 2008 to poor reviews, for its too-modern appearance, its slippery-when-wet steps, and that it has steps.
A photo of the bridge courtesy of Wikipedia. The bridge, the fourth to span the Grand Canal, was designed by Santiago Calatrava. It opened in 2008 to poor reviews, for its too-modern appearance, its slippery-when-wet steps, and that it has steps.
A photo of the bridge courtesy of Wikipedia. The bridge, the fourth to span the Grand Canal, was designed by Santiago Calatrava. It opened in 2008 to poor reviews, for its too-modern appearance, its slippery-when-wet steps, and that it has steps.