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- le Pont de Pierre :
First bridge over the Garonne, it was constructed under the orders of Napoleon I between 1819 and 1822.[1] During the 12 years, the builders are faced with many challenges because of the strong current at the point in the river. They used a diving bell borrowed from the British to stabilize the bridge's pillars. It has seventeen arches (number of letters in the name Napoléon Bonaparte). On the sides, each pile of bricks is capped by a white medallion in honor of the emperor. It also carries the coat of arms of the city (three intertwined crescents)
- UN World Heritage city :
The historic part of the city is on the UNESCO World Heritage List as "an outstanding urban and architectural ensemble" of the 18th century
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la Place de la Victoire (Victory Square) :
Situated towards the end of the rue St. Catherine, this square is noted for an extraordinary 18th century gate. The Square is annexed to St. Jean station and Capuchins market and features a variety of cafes and university buildings
