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The site of the Pont de la Tournelle originally held a wooden bridge constructed in 1370, named the "Pont de fust de l'isle Notre-Dame et Saint-Bernard". After being washed away by flood, it was replaced by the stone Pont de la Tournelle in 1656, which took its name from the adjacent [[Château de la Tournelle]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Database: Pont de la Tournelle]]</ref> | The site of the Pont de la Tournelle originally held a wooden bridge constructed in 1370, named the "Pont de fust de l'isle Notre-Dame et Saint-Bernard". After being washed away by flood, it was replaced by the stone Pont de la Tournelle in 1656, which took its name from the adjacent [[Château de la Tournelle]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Database: Pont de la Tournelle]]</ref> | ||
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The Pont de la Tournelle is a bridge in Paris that connects the Île Saint-Louis with the southern bank of the Seine.
The site of the Pont de la Tournelle originally held a wooden bridge constructed in 1370, named the "Pont de fust de l'isle Notre-Dame et Saint-Bernard". After being washed away by flood, it was replaced by the stone Pont de la Tournelle in 1656, which took its name from the adjacent Château de la Tournelle.[1]