Ananuri Bridge, bridge in Georgia

Ananuri Bridge spans the Aragvi River on the Georgian Military Road, about 72 km west of Tbilisi. It stands below the Ananuri Castle Complex, two castles joined by a crenellated curtain wall, and is visible from the fortress.

The bridge is part of the Georgian Military Road, which has served for centuries as an important trade and travel route through the mountainous region. It was built to allow crossing of the Aragvi River, making what was previously a more difficult task and giving this location historical importance.

The bridge is part of the Georgian Military Road, a historic route that has connected people through the region for centuries. For locals, it has become a familiar crossing that shapes their daily journeys and links different communities together.

The bridge carries the Georgian Military Road across the Aragvi River about 72 km west of Tbilisi, near the Ananuri castle complex. It can be seen from the castle, so the crossing and the fortress are visited together. Approaching from the road, look toward the castle walls to locate the bridge.

The bridge is visible from the Ananuri Castle, whose two castles joined by a crenellated curtain wall stand above the Aragvi River. The Georgian Military Road crosses here, 72 km west of Tbilisi, so the crossing can be seen from the fortress walls.