Pont Saint-Louis

The Pont Saint-Louis connects the small and charming Ile Saint-Louis to the gardens at the back of the Notre Dame Cathedral. It is a beautiful place to stroll and take in views of the Seine, but also a great spot for music lovers to see free shows. At all hours of the day, year round, musicians come to play jazz, gipsy-jazz, acoustic guitar, etc (many times with a full band), to the delight of passerby. Because the bridge is pedestrian only, it is not uncommon to find dozens of spectators sitting on the sides of the bridge, enjoying the show. Makes for the perfect end to a summer date as well.

Pont Saint-Louis isn't a remarkable bridge by itself, but it joins two of the most coveted locations within the city (the two islands in the Seine).

The bridge that joins the two islands in the middle of the city in the center of the Seine near to the Notre Dame.

This bridge is less than 100 meters, mainly connecting the two adjacent islands. The bridge is still very spacious. It can pass through four cars. There is no excessive decoration on the bridge. It seems quite simple, but it is really important.

The bridge was built only in 1970, so it belongs to a young bridge among dozens of bridges on the Seine River. The bridge is less than 100 meters long and 16 meters wide. It's not bad. It's still very old-fashioned.

Located in the Fourth District of Paris, the bridge is a very strong stone bridge. Its main function is to connect Sidai Island with St. Louis Island. Not long, but it's quite wide. It feels good.

The bridge connects two natural islands on the Seine River, Xidai Island and St. Louis Island. The bridge was built in the 1970s, so it's a modern stone bridge. The bridge is fairly solid.

The bridge is 67 meters long and 16 meters wide. It was completed in 1970. Although it is young and small in size, it has no shape, but it is the only way from St. Louis to Xidai.