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One of the four bridges on the Grand Canal in Venice, Ponte degli Scalzi is one of the canal's important and frequented bridges. Built in 1934, this bridge was the creation of Eugenio Miozzi who designed this stone arch structure which replaced an older Austrian iron bridge. Before the inauguration of the fourth bridge, the Ponte degli Scalzi used to be closest to the bus station of the city, currently it is closest to the train station.