Le Pont Du Bonhomme

Le Pont Du Bonhomme is a bridge in Lanester, France, spanning the river Vilaine. It was designed by Eugene Viollet-le-Duc in the mid-19th century and is classified as a historic monument. The name of the bridge comes from the stone statues of the two “Bonhommes”, representing the 19th century French art nouveau style at its best. The bridge itself is a beautiful example of the 19th century French construction techniques and is an important part of the city’s architectural heritage. Its colors and decorations make it a great place for a leisure stroll, and the light department stores and wide pedestrian paths are ideal for an enjoyable walk in the city. The bridge has become a part of the culture of Lanester and is a favorite site for the locals. Take a few moments to admire the beautiful Pont du Bonhomme and its accompanying artwork, but don’t forget to visit the nearby shops and restaurants too!