Pont de Bir Hakeim

Pont de Bir-Hakeim is a monumental bridge spanning the River Seine in Paris, France. It was built between 1903 and 1905 and given national landmark status in 1975. The bridge is 154 meters (505 feet) long and is composed of two levels, with two tree-lined walkways lined with benches at the top, and a row of stone columns supporting two levels of traffic below. The lower level of the bridge connects the Champs-de-Mars to the left bank of the Seine, while the upper level connects the Right Bank's Quai Branly. This bridge is a great photo spot if you want to capture the urban skyline of Paris. It’s one of the major crossings of the Seine and the view of the river from either side of it is stunning. Additionally, the bridge is full of beautiful sculptures created by Paul Landowski which serve as great subjects for your photographs.