Ponte Vecchio photo copyrighted by: Brian McMorrow Ponte Vecchio, the oldest of Florence's six bridges, is one of the city's best known
images. Probably going back to Roman times with its stone pillars and wooden
planks; it was built in stone but then newly destroyed by a flood in 1333. It was built again twelve years later, perhaps by Neri da Fioravante (or Taddeo Gaddi, according to Giorgio Vasari).
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