The Bridge of the Towers is a historic pedestrian bridge located before the point of the Cannaregio flow into the Grand Canal, specifically near the bend that leads to the Rialto Bridge. It is considered one of the symbols of the city and its vital attractions; It is distinguished by its carved and ornate balustrade, similar to other bridges in the city. This bridge was made of wood, then it was rebuilt using stone in 1580 AD, and towers were added to it in 1823 AD.