Often swathed by mist, so that it feels like crossing through clouds, it is so famous that ... No. This is the Millau Viaduct, a perfect example of where engineering meets art.

Millau Viaduct On days when clouds form in the steep Tarn Valley in the south of France, the immensely high and remarkably slender concrete pylons – one of the seven is taller than the Eiffel ...

Because of this, numerous pictures show the Millau Viaduct through a sea of clouds. At this altitude, winds can sometimes reach speeds of 200 km/h. It's a major tourist attraction for this region ...

The Millau Viaduct, part of France’s A75 motorway, helps travelers coming from Paris get to the Mediterranean coast as efficiently as possible. It was developed by French engineer Michel ...

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