Qari Bridge

The Qari Bridge spans across the Quri River with traditional stone arches, connecting the northern districts of Sheshgelan and Davachi to the central area.

During the Qajar dynasty, engineers constructed this bridge as a vital transportation link, later enhanced with an additional pedestrian section in the Pahlavi period.

The structure represents the engineering methods of Iranian bridge builders, incorporating regional stone construction techniques that defined transportation architecture of the period.

Located at coordinates 38.080056° N and 46.300611° E, the bridge provides direct access between the Bazaar of Tabriz and the northern neighborhoods.

The bridge maintains its original stone architecture while functioning as both a thoroughfare on Seghat-ol-eslam street and a registered Iranian National Heritage site.

Location: East Azarbaijan Province

GPS coordinates: 38.08006,46.30061

Latest update: March 8, 2025 21:03