Constantine's Bridge

The stone arch bridge spans across a waterway, demonstrating the structural engineering methods employed during the Roman period in Asia Minor.

Emperor Constantine commissioned the bridge's construction to strengthen military and trade connections between different regions of the Roman Empire.

The bridge represents a meeting point between eastern and western architectural traditions, incorporating Roman engineering with local construction techniques.

Visitors can reach the bridge site by following the marked paths from the main road, with guided tours available through local tourism offices.

The bridge's stone structure has endured centuries of natural elements, maintaining its original architectural elements despite numerous regional changes.

Location: Bursa Province

Made from material: stone

GPS coordinates: 40.20410,28.44147

Latest update: March 24, 2025 00:43