Pont Neuf is Paris' oldest bridge. It was commissioned by Henri 1V and his statue stands before steps leading down to the quais and the square du Vert-Galant. The square du Vert-Galant is a small tree-lined green on the end of the island where lovers meet and those seeking the sun can enjoy themselves. On the opposite side of the bridge is Paris' most secluded and exclusive squares, the place Dauphine, where seventeenth-century houses border the entrance to this shaded, chestnut-lined piece of France.

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