Tanners' Bridge

Tanners Bridge is a stone bridge dating back to the eighteenth century in the Ottoman era, and it was built to connect the city with the eastern heights, with harmonious engineering, as it consists of a main arch that rises about 7 meters, and two small side arches. The bridge was reopened for pedestrians after its restoration in the nineties, And many people visit it to contemplate its design, which draws a picture with the old Soviet houses behind it, making it a heritage and cultural site.