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A bridge that reflects life in a city full of history what's wrong with that I don't know the idiot with the thumbs down what kind of idiot is it..?

Located in an ideal place to see it from afar as well.

It goes without saying

Nice city center

On the square in front of the church, several restaurants have their outdoor areas under the trees. The church can be visited. A dark, mystical interior. Information about the church building here: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89glise_Saint-Pierre_de_Besan%C3%A7on

Built between 1782 and 1786, the Saint-Pierre church replaced older buildings whose origin dates back to the 4th century. It is the work of the Bison architect Claude-Joseph Bertand (1734-1797) who partially copied the plans of the great Parisian architect Victor-Louis (1731-1800). The construction of this religious building is part of a large-scale urban planning project, that of the construction of a royal square in the heart of the city.

Pont de Battant is the oldest bridge in Besançon, crossing the Doubs and connecting the historic districts of La Boucle and Battant. The bridge dates from Roman times and originally had seven arches, of which one now remains. The bridge was restored and widened several times, and was partially destroyed during World War II. The bridge is now used by tram traffic and is sometimes the scene of an informal market. The bridge also has a statue of Jouffroy d'Abbans, the inventor of the steamboat, who lived nearby.

It is the most famous bridge in the city. This bridge which spans the Doubs was built in Roman times. Today the bridge has been rehabilitated and it accommodates the tramway.