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In the Middle Ages (from the 1890th century), Branne already had a wooden bridge, used to cross the Dordogne. A paying right of way was then in force (abolished in 1911). A new metal bridge was built from 1944. The Germans blew it up in XNUMX. Following this episode, a restoration of the bridge was decided.

Ranking & labels

  • In the countryside
  • More than 30 minutes by car from Bordeaux
  • Near a hiking trail (less than 1 km)
  • Accessible on foot from the tourist office
  • Riverside
  • Bordeaux in the vineyard
  • In the vineyard
  • Entre-deux-Mers region
  • Outskirts of the city
  • Saint-Emilion-Pomerol-Fronsac

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Update date: 2024-11-12 21:08:33

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