Bridges in Paris
Iconic Bridges
Paris is defined by its historic spans across the Seine, each offering a unique architectural perspective. This collection features the ornate Pont Alexandre III, a Beaux-Arts masterpiece from 1900, and Pont Neuf, the city’s oldest standing bridge dating back to the 16th century. Explore the multi-level Pont de Bir-Hakeim with its distinctive metro viaduct, the Napoleonic history of the Jena Bridge, and the literary significance of Pont Mirabeau. From the shortest crossing at Archbishop's Bridge to the road span of Pont de l'Alma, these structures represent centuries of Parisian engineering and art.
A Alexandre III Bridge
Historic arch bridge inaugurated in 1900, featuring ornate sculptures and Art Nouveau design. It provides panoramic views of the Seine and nearby landmarks.
B Pont Neuf
Historic arch stone bridge dating from the late 16th century, known for its statues and architectural features.
C Jena Bridge
Historic stone arch bridge spanning the Seine, notable for its neoclassical architecture and sculptures commemorating a Napoleonic battle.
D Archbishop's Bridge
Historic stone arch bridge built in 1828, known as the shortest bridge over the Seine River in Paris. It connects Île de la Cité with the left bank and features scenic views and a romantic atmosphere.
E Bir-Hakeim Bridge
Historic steel arch bridge with two levels including a metro viaduct, notable for its architectural design and statues.
F Pont de l'Alma
The Pont de l'Alma is a road bridge in Paris, France across the Seine.
G Pont Mirabeau
This late 19th-century bridge over the river Seine (which was an inspiration for Guillaume Apollinaire's poem) attracts attention mainly…
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