The Pont Neuf and the nearby place Dauphine were used for public exhibitions in the 18th century. In the last century the bridge itself became an objet d'art on at least three occasions: in 1963, when School of Paris artist Nonda built, exhibited and lived in a huge Trojan horse of steel and wood on the bridge; in 1984 when the Japanese designer Kenzo covered it in flowers; and in 1985 when the Bulgarian-born 'environmental sculptor' Christo famously wrapped it in beige fabric.
Latest Reviews
Review by Kevin M, April 2013
Doing what: Paris City Tour and Seine River Cruise
This tour was a great introduction to the wonders of Paris!
Review by Jackie W, November 2012
Doing what: Paris City Tour and Seine River Cruise
Had a great time, very informative coach tour, easy to find and the river cruise was very relaxing. Beautiful views.
Review by Jackie W, November 2012
Doing what: Paris City Tour and Seine River Cruise
Had a great time, very informative coach tour, easy to find and the river cruise was very relaxing. Beautiful views.
Practical Info
The closest metro station is Pont Neuf on line 7.




