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The Arkadiko Bridge is a Mycenaean bridge located in the village of Arkadiko in Argolis, built during the Bronze Age, likely in the 13th century BCE. It is considered the oldest preserved bridge in Europe and the oldest single-arch bridge still in use today.
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Arkadiko Bridge is located in Αρκαδικό, Π.Ε. Αργολίδας, Greece. Coordinates: 37.59365, 22.93753.
The Arkadiko Bridge is a Mycenaean bridge located in the village of Arkadiko in Argolis, built during the Bronze Age, likely in the 13th century BCE. It is considered the oldest preserved bridge in Europe and the oldest single-arch bridge s
You can navigate to Arkadiko Bridge via Google Maps or Apple Maps using the coordinates 37.59365, 22.93753.
In antiquity it was known as “Kazarma Mycenaean bridge (Argolid)”.