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Pont d'Iéna, Stone bridge between 7th and 16th districts, Paris, France.

Description

The Pont d'Iéna is a stone arch bridge spanning the Seine River, extending 155 meters with a width of 35 meters. It is supported by five arches resting on four stone piers.

History

Napoleon Bonaparte ordered the construction of this bridge in 1806 to celebrate the French victory at the Battle of Jena against Prussian forces. It became an important symbol of Napoleon's military triumphs.

Culture

Four sculptures at the corners show warriors from different cultures—Gallic, Greek, Roman, and Arab—each standing beside a horse. These figures celebrate the diversity of civilizations that shaped French history.

Practical

The bridge is accessible to both pedestrians and vehicles, connecting the Eiffel Tower on the left bank with the Trocadero Gardens on the right bank. Visitors can enjoy good views of the river valley and surrounding architecture from either end.

Did you know?

Prussian forces attempted to destroy the bridge in 1815, but King Louis XVIII prevented its demolition by temporarily renaming it. This episode shows how closely the bridge was tied to Napoleon's legacy and political history.

Location
Location
Location
Inception
1814
Architects
Corneille Lamandé
Official opening
1814
Length
155 m
Width
35 m
Accessibility
Accesible en silla de ruedas
Made from material
stone
Part of
road network of Paris
Shares border with
quai Branly, Quai Jacques-Chirac
GPS coordinates
48.85978,2.29199
Latest update
January 20, 2026 17:21

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