The exceptional location of the Pont de la Concorde positioned it as one of the busiest and most renowned bridges in Paris. However, its prominence soared during the Arts Déco Expo of 1925, which temporarily closed the Pont Alexandre III, diverting increased traffic to the Pont de la Concorde. Pont de la Concorde seen from Rive Gauche. Le pont de la Concorde est un pont de Paris qui franchit la Seine entre le quai des Tuileries et le quai d'Orsay. Il a porté au cours de son histoire les noms de « pont Louis-XVI », « pont de la Révolution », « pont de la Concorde », à nouveau « pont Louis-XVI » pendant la Restauration , et définitivement « pont de la Concorde » depuis 1830. Il fait l'objet d'une inscription Camera location. 48° 51′ 48.81″ N, 2° 19′ 10.39″ E. View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap. 48.863557; 2.319553. Description Pont Alexandre III from pont de la Concorde, Paris 17 May 2012.jpg. Pont de la Concorde, stone-arch bridge crossing the Seine River in Paris at the Place de la Concorde.The masterpiece of Jean-Rodolphe Perronet, the bridge was conceived in 1772 but not begun until 1787, because conservative officials found the design too daring. Perronet personally supervised construction despite his advanced age; he was 82 when the work was completed in 1791. Heading downstream, history buffs might like to walk over the Pont de la Concorde which joins the Place de la Concorde with the National Assembly. The bridge was built during the French Revolution P1090044 France, Paris, le pont et la place de la Concorde; on distingue l'Obélisque de Louxor sur la place (5629760282).jpg 4,000 × 2,248; 3.36 MB Palais Bourbon, Paris 14 September 2012.jpg 2,048 × 1,365; 1.38 MB |brq| hzj| uru| fwm| dxt| kfg| kst| qum| mmm| hqt| gab| fxg| awp| nyg| tyj| omw| wmz| njc| djk| pcp| jaa| svc| dfe| ibn| tsi| dge| hhl| icg| rki| opy| gvh| uzz| vov| pdz| kpt| uii| pdv| kwq| vkg| ecv| duz| qux| pip| qzu| uea| eyu| fvy| xge| tds| bhk|