- Year of construction: 1600 - 1603
- Architect: Antonio Contino (believed to be)
- Material: White limestone
- Must-see highlights: Intricate Baroque architecture, enclosed walkway with small, barred windows. Famously associated with the last sights of prisoners.
- Function: Connected the Doge's Palace interrogation rooms to the New Prison
- Unique facts: Built in the 17th century, the bridge is named for the sighs of condemned prisoners catching their last view of Venice. It was designed by Antonio Contino, the nephew of the architect of the Rialto Bridge.