US EditionThe World’s Oldest Bridge — An Architectural Gem from a Lost Civilization Still Standing in Greece
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The World’s Oldest Bridge — An Architectural Gem from a Lost Civilization Still Standing in Greece
Nestled in the rolling hills of Argolis in Greece lies a remarkable relic of the ancient world: the Kazarma Bridge. Built more than 3,300 years ago, this Mycenaean marvel remains not just intact—but still in use.A Hidden Masterpiece of the Mycenaean WorldTucked away in the undulating landscape of the Peloponnese, near the village of Arkadiko, the Kazarma Bridge—also known as the Arkadiko Bridge—is a subtle yet awe-inspiring testament to ancient …
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