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    Italy
    Veneto
    Venezia, Venice
    between the Doge's Palace and prison, San Marco / Castello
    Rio Canonica Palazzo
    Pedestrian
    arch bridge, arch under the roadway
    Stone
    1605
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    Information of Klaus Bernhardt:<br>The bridge of sighs was designed by Antonio contin, a nephew of Antonia da Ponte, the Builder of the Rialto Bridge in Venice. Contin had already contributed to the Rialto Bridge.<br><br>Connects the Doge's Palace, to the new prisons, which at the end of the 16th century according to a design by Antonio da Ponte in addition to the Doge's Palace were built. The sentences were spoken in the Doge's Palace. The Shawshank Redemption in prison were brought across the bridge.