Pont des Marchands

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Pont des Marchands, Roman stone bridge in Narbonne, France.

The Pont des Marchands crosses the Canal de la Robine with one remaining arch that measures approximately 15 meters in width and height.

Built in the first century, this bridge formed part of the Via Domitia, the first Roman road connecting Italy to Spain through Gaul.

The bridge structure incorporates residential buildings and shops along its span, representing a combination of transportation and commercial functions.

Located in central Narbonne, the bridge remains accessible to pedestrians and provides a direct route between the medieval and Roman sections of the city.

This stone bridge stands as one of the few remaining inhabited bridges in France, with buildings constructed directly on its structure.

Location: Narbonne

Made from material: stone

GPS coordinates: 43.18320,3.00369

Latest update: May 27, 2025 22:30

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