Pont Louis-Philippe

The king whose name it carries ordered the bridge in 1833, to a design by the Séguin brothers, between the north-west end of the Île Saint-Louis and the right bank. It burned during the Revolution of 1848, at which point it had been renamed the Pont de la Réforme, and was fully restored in 1862.

Public transit access

Yes

Bus service available

Yes

Category: Culture & History

Tags: 1833, 1848-revolution, seguin-brothers, ile-saint-louis

Coordinates: 48.8541513, 2.3555137

Part of The bridges over the Seine inside Paris

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