Pont d'Iéna

The Jena Bridge was built with a length of 140 meters and a width of 35 meters, between the years 1808 AD to 1814 AD by the engineer Lamande, and it is the first bridge that was achieved after Napoleon’s victory in Jena in 1806 AD, and it consists of five arches, each 28 meters long, and made of stones The masonry has rounded teeth and cornice in the Napoleonic style. Today, the bridge is an important tourist landmark for the city, as it provides stunning views of the city and its suburbs, and the adjacent Eiffel Tower.