Archdiocese Bridge
Pont de l'Archevch, Paris, France
Description:
The Archdiocese Bridge in Paris connects the island of Cite with the left bank of the Seine. The bridge became a place of walks and romantic meetings for newlyweds and couples who leave castles with their own names engraved on the railings of the bridge, and the key is sent to the bottom of the Seine.
The three-bridge is made of stone, its length is 68 meters, and its width is 11 meters. The bridge was built two centuries ago, its construction was headed by engineer Ploirot. The bridge is placed on low arches that interfere with the passage of river transport, but, nevertheless, the bridge has never been rebuilt. The name of the bridge was given due to the nearby archdiocese.