Ponte dei Salti
Bridge · Lavertezzo ·

Ponte dei Salti

Bridge · Lavertezzo ·

Medieval double-arched stone bridge over clear emerald river

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Oviga 9, 6633 Verzasca, Switzerland Get directions

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Swapnil D.

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An incredible place, almost hidden in canton Ticino. The water is really clean and pristine. On quiet hours, it's also really relaxing to just sit there and listen to the water stream! It's easy to reach with a car, but there is also a local bus stop next to the bridge. There are also a few wooden benches near the bridge. Toilets are also available on the main road. Overall, a great place to be alone or with others.

Małgorzata K.

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This is one of the most beautiful and amazing places I have seen in my whole life. It's worth a visit and it takes a few good hours to be here and walk to different locations (bridge, rocks, watefall from both sides of the river). There are a few parking options in the area.

Halley B.

Google
Wonderful place in Switzerland to go swimming and take fantastic family photos. Also, if you have a family member that is a "jumper", this is the place off the bridge. The parking situation is limited. Do try to come somewhat early because it is a popular destination for obvious reasons. The rocks that are covered in water is slippery so be careful when you are in the water. There is a bathroom, basic, in the parking lot. Parking uses Swiss Francs or download the app. One of my favorite destinations during my 15 day stay. Nearby, a bungee place which opens up at 1 PM is another place to visit on your way down the mountain.

Sabina K.

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Just breathtaking! Perfect swimming place, people jump from the bridge or rock below to Verzasca river. Water is dream like-very cold but color is just inconceivable. One of the best day trips from Lugano.

Vid P.

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This is one of the most impressive bridges in European Alps! Wonderful, clean river, granite blocks and great architecture of the bridge.

Quing_刘妈妈

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Verzasca River @Ticino, Switzerland 🇨🇭 📍 Lavertezzo – Valle Verzasca The Verzasca River is one of the most stunning natural wonders in Switzerland, renowned for its emerald-green water, smooth granite rocks, and alpine beauty. We visited after lunch for a gentle stroll—an ideal way to enjoy the scenery and digest. We parked near Ponte dei Salti, the iconic double-arched stone bridge in Lavertezzo. From there, it’s a short walk to access the riverbanks. Even though the day was cloudy, the vivid green hues of the water were absolutely mesmerizing. The area is popular for picnics, short hikes, and photography. Some visitors were sunbathing or climbing the rocks, and despite the chill, a few even swam. The river’s clarity is incredible—you can see every pebble on the bottom. 🧭 Tip: • Bring non-slip shoes if you plan to explore the rocks. • Swimming is only recommended in calmer sections during warmer months. • Great for nature lovers and photographers. 🅿️ Parking: Designated lots around Lavertezzo (white and blue zones). 📸 Photo Spot: Ponte dei Salti offers postcard-worthy views. 🕊️ Vibe: Peaceful, raw, and uniquely Swiss.

Nour K.

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A small piece of heaven on earth. Definitely worth spending a few hours here. The swim is refreshing, as the waters are cold. The Valle Verzasca river is fed by glacier and snowmelt from the surrounding Alps which keeps the water crystal clear but also very cold even at the height of summer. We came early to avoid the crowds, though walking downstream is another good option if you prefer more space. Just bear in mind you might want some sunshine to warm up after a dip - perfect way to spend a hot day! Tip: avoid flat flipflops. The rocks can be slippery and uneven, so shoes with good grip make it much easier to navigate.

Hillary G.

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Stunning swim spot! Some shallow areas good for little ones (with active supervision of course) and most areas very deep with jumping and diving spots (including off the bridge). Be aware water is freezing cold.. go on a hot day and you’ll be fine :)