Ah, the Pont des Arts and its famous love locks — what a story. But did you know that the Pont des Arts as it stands today isn’t the one built in the 19th century?
Immortalized by Guillaume Apollinaire, the Pont Mirabeau is one of the most famous bridges in Paris. Made entirely of metal, it offers magnificent views of the capital.
Notre-Dame Bridge would undergo a series of architectural changes! By the end of the 18th century, the bridge had become so notorious for its danger that it earned the nickname the Devil's Bridge.
Built under Napoleon III, the Alma Bridge derives its name from a French victory in the Crimean War. Opened in 1856 and subsequently rebuilt in the 20th century, this famous Parisian bridge has witnessed nearly two centuries of history.
Did you know? The Pont de la Concorde was built with dressed stones taken from the ruins of the Bastille prison. To learn even more about this famous Parisian bridge, it’s right here!