Pont Alexandre III
🇫🇷France
Pont Alexandre III is a road bridge in Paris, France, spanning the Seine River. Completed in 1900, it connects the Champs-Élysées quarter with the Invalides and Eiffel Tower. The bridge is 160 meters long and 40 meters wide, featuring lavish Art Nouveau designs and four 17-meter high pylons.
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The Pont Alexandre III was named after Tsar Alexander III of Russia and symbolizes Franco-Russian friendship. It is supported by a single arch to avoid interfering with river traffic. The bridge is adorned with gilded statues, cherubs, and nymphs, reflecting the opulent style of the Belle Époque. It provides pedestrian access with wide walkways, making it a popular route for both locals and tourists.