Description
3,356m long, rising 61m above the water
Completed in 1975, the bridge spans the Loire Estuary. It is one of the largest cable-stayed bridges in Europe, rising 61 metres above the river and stretching 3,356 metres between Saint-Nazaire and Saint-Brévin. It replaces the old ferries used to cross the Loire, the remains of which can still be seen on both banks of the river.
Openings
Opening hours and services not guaranteed
Location
Access
Access
- Public transport : Ligne H1 - Arrêt Eglise de Méan at 850m
- Public transport : Ligne 5 - Arrêt Halles de Penhoët at 1km
