Arkadiko or Kazarma Bridge was built in the Mycenaean Era. It is the oldest preserved in Europe and in continuous use for over 3000 years.

A cyclopean bridge constructed in Mycenaean times is one of the oldest in the world still in use today on the road from Tiryns to Epidaurus. The Arkadiko (or Kazarma) bridge is the oldest preserved bridge in Europe.
It was part of the Hellenic road network and could accommodate carts and chariots.

37°35′37″N 22°56′15″E.

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