Metal bridges by Gustave Eiffel and his company connect cities and regions. These constructions span rivers and valleys in Europe, South America, Asia, and Africa. The structures demonstrate technical innovations of the 19th and early 20th centuries, with a focus on iron engineering.
Porto, Portugal
The railway bridge from 1877 spans the Douro with a length of 353 meters at a height of 61 meters.
Auvergne, France
The railway viaduct crosses the Truyère River since 1884 with a span of 165 meters and a height of 122 meters.
Paris, France
The 1905 metal bridge carries a metro line on the upper level and road traffic on the lower level across the Seine.
Porto, Portugal
The 1886 metal bridge contains two levels for roads and railway with a span of 172 meters.
Viana do Castelo, Portugal
The steel structure from 1878 connects both banks of the Lima River with a length of 563 meters.
Bordeaux, France
This railway bridge was completed in 1858 and allows trains to cross the Garonne in central Bordeaux.
Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
The road bridge was constructed in 1883 and crosses the Dordogne with five main steel arches.
Brittany, France
The bridge opened in 1872 and spans the Vilaine River with a steel structure of 198 meters in length.
Zárate, Argentina
The metal bridge constructed in 1891 spans multiple branches of the Paraná River. It enables rail traffic between the delta islands.
Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
The steel viaduct from 1889 is part of the Mitre railway line. It crosses several urban streets in the region.
Maputo, Mozambique
The modern suspension bridge connects Maputo to Catembe across Maputo Bay. Technical consultation was provided by the Eiffel office.
Huế, Vietnam
The six-arch steel bridge was built in 1899 across the Perfume River. The design originates from the Eiffel construction office in Paris.
Ayamonte, Spain - Castro Marim, Portugal
The metal construction connects Spain and Portugal since 1991. The bridge spans 666 meters and follows Eiffel's engineering principles.
Lisbon, Portugal
The elevator began operations in 1902 and rises 45 meters. The structure displays typical features of Eiffel's constructions.
Paris, France
The bridge over the Seine was built in 1856 using new metal construction techniques. The structure reflects Eiffel's early engineering work.
Hanoi, Vietnam
The bridge was completed in 1903 and measures 2.4 kilometers across the Red River. Eiffel consulted on the technical design.
La Araucanía Region, Chile
Railway viaduct spanning the Malleco Valley designed by Eiffel.
Porto, Portugal
Gustave Eiffel was involved in its construction, an imposing two-level metal arch bridge.
Lyon, France
This is a footbridge over the Saône River, built in Lyon and holding historic importance.
Dong Nai Province, Vietnam
The bridge over the Dong Nai River was designed by engineers under Eiffel.
Porto, Portugal
This railway bridge spans the Douro River on two levels with a length of 250 meters. The construction project originates from Eiffel's engineering office.
