Pompeus Bridge

The Pompeii Bridge is an ancient stone bridge that connects the two banks of the Kura River, and it dates back to the year 65 BC, which makes it the oldest archaeological monument in the city. The bridge remained in use until the Middle Ages, specifically the nineteenth century, when it was restored and cared for as a building. It is ancient, and now people can visit the bridge, take pictures, but not walk over it.