Pont de Bercy Review

Betsy Bridge is among the many bridges in Paris, very distinctive, especially artistic bridges, it looks very beautiful on the banks of the Seine, the bridge can pass, and the scenery is quite good.

Bessie Bridge (Pont de Bercy) is a rare bridge in Paris. The bottom bridge is open to traffic on both sides, the middle is a pedestrian walkway, and the upper floor is an open-air subway road. It's a great bridge art!

The Bessi Bridge is an iron arch bridge on the Seine River. It is mainly a bridge for trains. The arch structure is very beautiful, just like an iron rainbow across the Seine River. Its momentum is extraordinary and spectacular. You can pay attention to it.

The National Library has Bessie Bridge in front and the French Ministry of Finance at the other end. In 1537, France initiated the book deposit system, in which all publishing houses gave a book to the National Library. The same is true of our country. Have momentum, crystal clear feeling. It's big inside. There are trees in the middle. You can enter at will.

Bessie Bridge, which connects District 12 and is near the National Library of France, is a real milestone on the Seine River. Under the bridge, you can often enjoy the beautiful scenery. Nearby is the Megabus station, next to the French Ministry of Finance building.