The Princely Government of Monaco has unveiled plans for the new Fontvieille footbridge, set to open in June 2025, as part of efforts to enhance urban mobility and reduce vehicular traffic within the city-state. The bridge will extend from the existing Wurtemberg footbridge and connect the Salines. Monaco's urban landscape continues to evolve with the arrival and installation of the new Fontvieille footbridge, a striking 35-metre-long structure weighing 90 tonnes. Transported in three sections via a specially organised exceptional convoy, the massive footbridge was assembled and lifted into. Monaco is set to welcome a new pedestrian connection in June 2025, as the Princely Government unveils plans for the Fontvieille footbridge. Together, these. The Urban Planning Regulations (RU) define the rules of construction which fall within the scope of the Principality's urban development. Three projects alone will bring two new marinas.
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