The Pont Neuf is the oldest bridge still standing across the Seine. It has amazing views of the river and the center of Paris. This bridge, whose name, ironically, means “New Bridge,” is hundreds of years old and was a key part of getting around the city in the 1700s.

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Many people think of it as the heart of the city because it is right in the middle of the center of Paris. It also says to be the place where the first daguerreotype photograph of a person was taken. It’s an important piece of history and architecture that everyone who visits Paris should see.