Bridges classified in the Great East

Pont
67000 Strasbourg

The Saint-Thomas Bridge, built in 1841 in Strasbourg, is an arched metal bridge crossing the Ill, a listed historical monument. It illustrates the engineering of the 19th century with its cast iron structure designed by Polonceau.

Pont
57400 Dolving

The bridge over the Landbach in Dolving, built in the 17th and 18th centuries, is a historical monument located in the Mosellan commune, in the Grand East region.

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10400 Le Mériot

The bridges of the old Paris-Bâle Royal Road, built in the 18th century at Le Mériot and Nogent-sur-Seine (Aube), span the Seine. These six stone buildings, registered in 1996, illustrate the road engineering of Ancien Régime.

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88200 Saint-Etienne-lès-Remiremont

The Pont des Fées, built between the 7th and 14th centuries, is a medieval dry stone work located in the forest of Fossard, between Saint-Amé and Saint-Étienne-lès-Remiremont (Grand Est).

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88500 Mirecourt

The Stanislas Bridge, built in the 18th century in Mirecourt, is a historic building crossing the Madon River. Ranked a Historic Monument, it embodies the local heritage of the Great East.

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10400 Nogent-sur-Seine

The bridges of the Paris-Bâle Royal Road, located in Nogent-sur-Seine in the Aube, span the Seine. They were listed as historical monuments in 1996 and bear witness to the local architectural heritage.

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57000 Metz

The Thermes Bridge, built in the third century and redesigned in the sixteenth century, is a historic pedestrian bridge of Metz over the Moselle, partially classified as historical monuments for its Roman sculptural elements and its Virgin of the Moulin.

52000 Neuilly-sur-Suize

2nd quarter 19th century bridge in Neuilly-sur-Suize, in the Great East, remarkable for its three stone arches and 18th century inspired architecture.