Arkadiko Bridge

The Arkadiko Bridge (Kazarma Bridge) is a Mycenaean stone arch bridge dating to ca. 1300 BC, located near the ancient road from Tiryns to Epidauros in Argolis, Peloponnese, Greece[1][2]. It is one of the oldest surviving arch bridges in the world and the oldest preserved bridge in Europe[1][3]. Still crossable today, the corbel arch structure demonstrates advanced Bronze Age engineering techniques and provides rare physical evidence of Mycenaean infrastructure[1][3].