GREECE PELOPONNESE ACHAIA PATRAS ROMAN BRIDGE

In the northern part of Patras there are (at least) two Roman bridges that were part of the via publica connecting Patras with Aigion. They were built of typical Roman walls made of bricks and stone foundations, while the street passing over the bridge is built of slab track. The bridges are dated to the 4th century AD. - The site is fenced and closed, but from outside you still have a fairly good view.