Viaduc de Millau

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The Viaduc de Millau is the highest bridge in the world. It is located in southern France , not far from the city of Millau , and arches over the valley of the Tarn River. The Viaduc de Millau is a part of the A75-A71 motorway axis Paris to Montpellier . Its highest point above the ground level reaches 343 m, which is more than e.g. more »

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Chateau De Creissels, ***

3.2km, Place Du Prieur, Creissels, 12100

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EUR 35

Gîte des Grands Causses

3.7km, 425 Rue Jean Jacques Rousseau, Millau, 12100

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EUR 66

Millau Hotel Club, **

4.6km, Route De Montpellier - Avenue du Languedoc, Millau , 12100

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EUR 37

Hericlea Hotel Sport, **

4.9km, Avenue Louis Balsan, à coté du stade de la Maladrerie, Milla

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EUR 40

Les Berges du Tarn

4.9km, 23 rue du Pont de Fer, Millau, 12100

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EUR 49

Citotel Jalade, **

4.7km, 18 Bis, Avenue Alfred Merle, Millau, 12100

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EUR 33

Val Saint Georges

4.1km, Route de Larzac, Saint Georges de Luzençon, 12100

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EUR 39

P'tit Dej-Hôtel Millau De La Capelle, **

4.9km, 7, Place De La Capelle, Millau, 12100

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the height of the Eiffel Tower , or just by 37 m less than the height of the Empire State Building . The Viaduc de Millau is 2460 m long and 32 m wide. The longest sections between the columns are stretched 342 m. The bridge was open in December 2004. In 2006 the Viaduc de Millau was awarded with a prize for excellent construction by the IABSE (International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering) . The construction was designed by British architect Norman Foster and French project engineer Michel Virlogeux..