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On the sign:
[Symbol of Historical monuments & heritage sites - Monument historique] [Silhouette of the bridge] Pont Neuf
Pont Neuf - the new bridge, despite its name, is the oldest bridge in Paris. Actually the old bridge is the Notre Dame bridge Click for sign's details which was established many years before it, but was destroyed many times, and in contrast Pont Neuf whose construction was completed in 1607 remained unchanged. The bridge connects the right bank with the left bank of the Seine, passing through the island of Île de la Cité (one of the two islands in the center of the Seine). (In the silhouette of the bridge shown on the sign you can see the part without the arches passing over the island itself). The stone bridge is 238 meters long and 20 meters wide. Its name (the new bridge) was given to distinguish it from older bridges that had houses on them. On the arches of the bridge there are reliefs of humorous figures. The bridge is designated as a historical heritage site of France