Pont de Sully (1876)
Connects the Quai de la Tournelle to Boulevard Henri IV
The present bridge, which the city owes to Baron Haussmann’s urban renovation, replaces a previous bridge destroyed in 1848. Its southern part is made of cast iron, and the northern part is made mostly of stone. It is the last bridge within the classified area to the east of the capital. From the south are beautiful views of the Ile Saint-Louis and the Notre Dame Cathedral.