Passerelle Viguerie, Bridge in France
The Passerelle Viguerie is an elegant pedestrian bridge crossing the Garonne River in Toulouse.
Constructed in the late 19th century, the Passerelle Viguerie has been a Toulousian landmark for over a hundred years.
The bridge is a significant work of French engineering and offers a picturesque view of the historical cityscape.
It connects to major pathways, making it an important route for pedestrians and bicyclists in the heart of Toulouse.
The bridge’s name honors Jean Viguerie, an influential hydraulics engineer from Toulouse.
Location: Toulouse
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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