Passerelle Marc Seguin, in Tain-l'Hermitage, France, is a pretty footbridge crossing the Rhone river. The original bridge was built in 1930, but it was destroyed during WWII. The rebuilt bridge combines concrete pillars and steel beam construction, making it stand out with its angular design. It provides a picturesque viewpoint over the Rhone, with stunning views of surrounding landscapes. From the Bridge, you can also easily access the riverbank for some beautiful river walks and photo opportunities. Cucuron castle and the vineyard-covered hills of the Rhone Valley also make a great backdrop for any photograph. Enjoy the views while taking in the smell of the vineyards and marvel at the old Roman aqueduct (Pont du Gard).
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