Is that a lion’s head? Ah, you’ve spotted the keystone of Ponte Minich! This bridge isn’t just any bridge. It’s named after a man who truly loved Venice, Angelo Minich. A surgeon by profession, Minich left a legacy that went far beyond medicine. In his will, he bequeathed a generous sum to ensure the comfort and education of Venice’s people. This included a rather unique stipulation: maintaining the accuracy of Venice’s electrical clocks. Look around! You’ll notice these clocks, with their white faces and Roman numerals, still ticking away thanks to Minich’s generosity. Ponte Minich stands as a testament to his love for this city, a love that continues to resonate through time.
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