1. Pont Neuf is the oldest and most famous bridge in Paris, France. Despite its name meaning \"new bridge\", it was actually completed in 1607, making it over 400 years old. The bridge spans across the Seine River and connects the left bank to the right bank. It is famous for its beautiful views of Paris and its unique construction, with its arches not touching the water. Pont Neuf also has several ornamental sculptures, including the famous bronze statues of King Henri IV mounted on a horse. It has been featured in many movies and is a popular tourist attraction in Paris.

2. Pont Neuf is open 24 hours a day for pedestrians. There is no entry fee to walk across the bridge. There is no phone number available for the bridge.

3. There is no ticket required to cross the bridge. Public transportation such as the Metro or bus can be used to access the bridge. The nearest Metro stations are Pont Neuf and Saint-Michel.