Ponte Dante

Dante in Paradise mentions this bridge as "Where Sile and Cagnan accompanies each other". Built at the meeting point between the waters of the Sile and those of the Cagnan, it was called the "bridge of the Impossible" until 1865 due to the numerous difficulties encountered in its construction. Subsequently he took the name of the great poet. These were also the banks of the "squeri", that is, the areas dedicated to the construction of boats used for trade with Venice.

There are many bridges that connect the two banks of the Sile river to Treviso, certainly Ponte Dante is one of the most famous.

Ponte Dante in Treviso is not merely a bridge; it's a poetic crossing suspended between the old and the new, linking the historical heart of Treviso with the modern pulse of the city. Named after the illustrious poet Dante Alighieri, this bridge is a testament to the timeless spirit that defines Treviso.