Jacques-Gabriel Bridge

The Jacques Gabriel Bridge is a historical link between the city center of Blois and the Vienne region across the Loire River, and it is the oldest bridge in the city, as it was built between 1717 and 1724 by the French architect Jacques Gabriel after the destruction of the previous fortified bridge, which It dates back to the Middle Ages in the disaster of the winter of 1716, and today it consists of eleven arches symmetrical in relation to the central arch.