Best places: Bridges in Seine-Saint-Denis

Ornate, late 19th-century arched bridge in a Beaux Arts style & named after a Russian czar.

Arched stone bridge, opened in 1607, with 2 spans & a bronze, equine statue of King Henri IV.

Pedestrian-only crossing over the river Seine offering Eiffel Tower views, popular at sunset.

Connecting the famous Left Bank with the Trocadero, this elegant bridge was opened in 1814.

Bridge over the Seine River featured in Victor Hugo's novel Les Miserables & iconic spot for photos.

Stalwart 1791 arch bridge constructed during the French Revolution with stones from the Bastille.

Carvings of kings, saints & a Greek god adorn this arched stone bridge, which was completed in 1914.

This slender bridge on the River Seine was named to commemorate a victory in battle over Russia.

Picturesque bridge over the Seine connecting the Louvre & the Institut de France.

Originally built in the 17th century, this stone bridge has 5 arches & walking/cycling paths.

Opened in 1970, this small bridge is the 7th to link Paris' 2 islands since the first in 1717.

1828 Seine bridge of 3 stone arches linking the 4th & 5th Arrondissements, featured in "Highlander."

Landmark stone bridge rebuilt in 1928, featuring 1 large arch & 2 smaller ones & scenic city views.

This span for cars & pedestrians over the Seine was first built in 1378 & later rebuilt in 1857.

👍👍 At the heart of Paris lies a hidden gem that truly captures the essence of the City of Light. The Pont Mirabeau, a stunning bridge over the Seine, is a must-see for anyone visiting the city. As soon as you step onto the bridge, you're surrounded by breathtaking views of the Seine and the surroundin...

Metal-&-concrete bridge over the River Seine, connecting the Hôtel de Ville to Notre-Dame Cathedral.

Undulating bridge spanning the River Seine, with 2 different levels for pedestrians & cyclists.

Cast-iron arch bridge built in the 1800s, with views of Notre-Dame & the Eiffel Tower.

Elegant cast iron bridge, built in 1882, offering views of Notre Dame cathedral & lit up at night.

👍👍 i thought this was a great little spot to stop at and spend a couple minutes at. there are plenty of shops nearby and visit. this little bridge area is fun to see as there's not another one like it in the city and it kind of throws you off for a second when you first arrive. there also isn't that ma...