Pont Neuf in Paris dates back to the sixteenth century, making it the oldest bridge in the city. Work on Pont Neuf was started in 1578 by King Henry III and completed in 1607 by Henry IV.
Pont Neuf is located in Paris’s First Arrondisement and has its own metro station, Pont Neuf on line M7.
There is a pedestrian route along Pont Neuf as well as a road, accessible at all times.
Pont Neuf, Paris
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