Île de Ré bridge, Bridge in France
The Île de Ré bridge is a cable-stayed bridge connecting La Rochelle on the mainland of France to the Île de Ré.
Opened in 1988, it was the longest bridge in France until 1991.
The bridge has become an iconic symbol of the island and its natural beauty.
The bridge is tolled, with rates varying depending on the season.
It offers a breathtaking view of the Atlantic Ocean.
Location: La Pallice
Inception: 1988
Height: 42 m
Length: 2,926.5 m
Material: concrete, steel, iron
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The Île de Ré bridge is a cable-stayed bridge connecting La Rochelle on the mainland of France to the Île de Ré.
La Pallice is the commercial deep-water port of La Rochelle, serving as a major transportation hub.
The Redoute of Rivedoux, designed by Vauban, stands as a fortification on the Île de Ré.
The Chef de Baie fishing port serves as a key location for maritime activities.
The submarine base in La Rochelle is a massive concrete structure built during World War II by the German navy.
