Pont de Verdun

The Pont de Verdun is a 105-meter stone bridge that crosses the Maine River in Angers, featuring robust blocks stacked together. The structure connects both riverbanks with a roadway for vehicles and a pedestrian area alongside it.

The bridge was built to meet the transportation needs of Angers and reflects how these demands changed over the decades. Its stone construction demonstrates the building methods that were long standard in the region.

The bridge provides a vantage point where locals watch river activities and enjoy the waterfront. It serves as a natural gathering spot for people exploring the Maine and the life along its banks.

You can easily cross the bridge on foot or drive across, as it accommodates both types of traffic. The paths on both sides are well accessible and lead directly to the main streets of Angers.

The bridge has retained its original stone structure while handling modern traffic flow between the eastern and western sections of Angers. This makes it a rare example of how historical structures adapted to contemporary needs.

Length: 105 m

Made from material: stone

GPS coordinates: 47.47323,-0.55840

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:41