Pont de Neuilly

The Pont de Neuilly extends 257 meters across the Seine River, featuring five stone arches that each measure 39 meters in width.

The current bridge, completed in 1942, replaced an earlier structure from 1774 designed by engineer Jean-Rodolphe Perronet who founded École des ponts et chaussées.

A statue at the bridge's base commemorates Jean-Rodolphe Perronet, marking the connection between engineering excellence and French architectural education.

The bridge carries both the Route nationale 13 and Paris Métro Line 1, connecting Neuilly-sur-Seine with Courbevoie and Puteaux across the Seine River.

A pedestrian staircase positioned at the bridge's center provides direct access to the Île de Puteaux, creating a connection to this river island.

Location: Neuilly-sur-Seine

Location: Puteaux

Inception: 1942

Length: 250 m

Part of: street network of Neuilly-sur-Seine, street network of Puteaux

Shares border with: avenue Charles-de-Gaulle

GPS coordinates: 48.88667,2.25472

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:45