Show Notes
Pont Neuf means “New Bridge.”
But when you stand near La Samaritaine and look toward the Seine, you are actually looking at the oldest bridge in Paris.
In this episode, we explore Pont Neuf, the temporary installation La Caverne du Pont-Neuf, and the very French conversations that public art can create around beauty, heritage, and money.
Along the way, you’ll discover useful French vocabulary and see how one familiar monument can reveal a more living, surprising side of Paris.
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