Bridge near Kemer

The stone deck arch bridge extends across the landscape, featuring a precise engineering design that demonstrates advanced construction methods of its time period.

The bridge dates back to the Roman period when it formed an essential part of the regional transportation network, connecting communities and facilitating trade routes.

The structure represents a meeting point between Roman engineering methods and local building traditions, using stones sourced from the surrounding Turkish landscape.

Visitors can reach the bridge by following marked paths that lead to multiple viewing points, offering clear perspectives of the architectural elements.

The bridge contains specific stone placement patterns in its arch construction that reflect mathematical principles used by Roman engineers for weight distribution.

Made from material: stone

GPS coordinates: 36.69339,29.36194

Latest update: March 4, 2025 21:35