Bridge of Sighs - Cronologia

Gabriele il 16:14, 6 mag 2017

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-	[[Immagine:Ponte dei Sospiri (Venezia).JPG\|350px\|right]] In the [[Rio di Palazzo]], the stream that runs along the [[~~Doge~~'s Palace]] is the famous '''Bridge of Sighs'''.	+	[[Immagine:Ponte dei Sospiri (Venezia).JPG\|350px\|right]] In the [[Rio di Palazzo]], the stream that runs along the [[Doges' Palace]] is the famous '''Bridge of Sighs'''.

	This connects the first floor of the [[Doges' Palace]] with the second floor of [[Palazzo delle Prigioni\|Palace of Prisons]], built in the seventeenth century because the cells [[Palazzo Ducale]], who were on the ground floor, had become inadequate and unsafe.		This connects the first floor of the [[Doges' Palace]] with the second floor of [[Palazzo delle Prigioni\|Palace of Prisons]], built in the seventeenth century because the cells [[Palazzo Ducale]], who were on the ground floor, had become inadequate and unsafe.

-	The architect '''Antonio Contin''' plane designed it so that prisoners could escape. On deck, divided into two unrelated parties, passing the prisoners from the rooms of the Judiciary passed directly into the town jail and only two small windows, partially occluded by the marble decorations that make them up, allow a glimpse into the river below and the bridges over the canal, the [[Ponte della Paglia]] to the [[Bacino San Marco\|St. Mark's Basin]] and [[Ponte della Canonica]] to the inner city.	+	The architect '''Antonio Contin''' plane designed it so that prisoners could escape. On deck, divided into two unrelated parties, passing the prisoners from the rooms of the Judiciary passed directly into the town jail and only two small windows, partially occluded by the marble decorations that make them up, allow a glimpse into the river below and the bridges over the canal, the [[Ponte della Paglia]] to the [[Bacino di San Marco\|St. Mark's Basin]] and [[Ponte della Canonica]] to the inner city.

	<flickr>501260975\|m\|left</flickr>The tradition handed down from the suspicion that the prisoners would sigh seeing, perhaps for the last time freedom.		<flickr>501260975\|m\|left</flickr>The tradition handed down from the suspicion that the prisoners would sigh seeing, perhaps for the last time freedom.

-	The same tradition was later transformed: the sigh of suffering of the prisoners became sigh of passion for the promise of love of lovers who, in a [[Venetian Gondola\|gondola]] pass under They vow eternal love.	+	The same tradition was later transformed: the sigh of suffering of the prisoners became sigh of passion for the promise of love of lovers who, in a [[Venetian Gondola\|gondola]] pass under: They vow eternal love.

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		+	[[Immagine:Ponte dei Sospiri (Venezia).JPG\|350px\|right]] In the [[Rio di Palazzo]], the stream that runs along the [[Doge's Palace]] is the famous '''Bridge of Sighs'''.

-	~~<flickr>501260975\|m\|right</flickr> In~~ the [[~~Rio di Palazzo~~]]~~, the stream that runs along~~ the [[~~Doge's~~ Palace]] is the ~~famous~~ [[~~Bridge of Sighs~~]].	+	This connects the first floor of the [[Doges' Palace]] with the second floor of [[Palazzo delle Prigioni\|Palace of Prisons]], built in the seventeenth century because the cells [[Palazzo Ducale]], who were on the ground floor, had become inadequate and unsafe.

-	~~This connects~~ the ~~first floor~~ of the [[~~Doge's Palace~~]] ~~with~~ the ~~second floor of~~ [[~~Palace of Prisons~~]]~~, built in the seventeenth century because the cells~~ [[~~Palazzo Ducale~~]]~~, who were on~~ the ~~ground floor, had become inadequate and unsafe~~.	+	The architect '''Antonio Contin''' plane designed it so that prisoners could escape. On deck, divided into two unrelated parties, passing the prisoners from the rooms of the Judiciary passed directly into the town jail and only two small windows, partially occluded by the marble decorations that make them up, allow a glimpse into the river below and the bridges over the canal, the [[Ponte della Paglia]] to the [[Bacino San Marco\|St. Mark's Basin]] and [[Ponte della Canonica]] to the inner city.

-	The ~~architect Antonio Contin plane designed it so that prisoners could escape. On deck, divided into two unrelated parties, passing the prisoners~~ from the ~~rooms of the Judiciary passed directly into the town jail and only two small windows, partially occluded by the marble decorations~~ that ~~make them up, allow a glimpse into~~ the ~~river below and the bridges over the canal~~, the ~~[[Ponte della Paglia]] to the [[St. Mark's Basin]] and [[Ponte della Canonica]] to the inner city~~.	+	<flickr>501260975\|m\|left</flickr>The tradition handed down from the suspicion that the prisoners would sigh seeing, perhaps for the last time freedom.

-	~~The tradition handed down from the suspicion that the prisoners would sigh seeing, perhaps for the last time freedom.~~	+	The same tradition was later transformed: the sigh of suffering of the prisoners became sigh of passion for the promise of love of lovers who, in a [[Venetian Gondola\|gondola]] pass under They vow eternal love.
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-	~~[[Immagine:Ponte dei Sospiri (Venezia).JPG\|250px\|left]]~~ The same tradition was later transformed: the sigh of suffering of the prisoners became sigh of passion for the promise of love of lovers who, in a gondola under ~~transitandoci~~ They vow eternal love.	+

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<flickr>501260975|m|right</flickr> In the [[Rio di Palazzo]], the stream that runs along the [[Doge's Palace]] is the famous [[Bridge of Sighs]].

This connects the first floor of the [[Doge's Palace]] with the second floor of [[Palace of Prisons]], built in the seventeenth century because the cells [[Palazzo Ducale]], who were on the ground floor, had become inadequate and unsafe.

The architect Antonio Contin plane designed it so that prisoners could escape. On deck, divided into two unrelated parties, passing the prisoners from the rooms of the Judiciary passed directly into the town jail and only two small windows, partially occluded by the marble decorations that make them up, allow a glimpse into the river below and the bridges over the canal, the [[Ponte della Paglia]] to the [[St. Mark's Basin]] and [[Ponte della Canonica]] to the inner city.

The tradition handed down from the suspicion that the prisoners would sigh seeing, perhaps for the last time freedom.

[[Immagine:Ponte dei Sospiri (Venezia).JPG|250px|left]] The same tradition was later transformed: the sigh of suffering of the prisoners became sigh of passion for the promise of love of lovers who, in a gondola under transitandoci They vow eternal love.

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