Korakou bridge

The Korakou Bridge stretches across the Achelous River with a single stone arch, demonstrating traditional Greek engineering methods from the 16th century.

Built in 1514, the bridge included a fortification called kouvoukleion that served as a protective structure for travelers crossing the river passage.

The bridge represents an essential element of Greek architectural heritage, reflecting the stone masonry techniques developed by local craftsmen over generations.

Located at coordinates 39.298306N, 21.417139E, visitors can reach the bridge site through marked paths along the Achelous River banks.

The structure contains black stone inscriptions that document its completion date and the names of individuals involved in its construction.

Inception: 1514

GPS coordinates: 39.29831,21.41714

Latest update: March 9, 2025 19:15