Roman bridge is a part of the ancient Roman road connecting the lands north of Kresna Gorge with the Aegean Sea. It was built in Late Antiquity – V-VI century. The Roman Bridge is located 10 minutes northwest of the center of Melnik. The bridge was built in Roman times over Melnishka river. A trail passes past the church of Saint John the Baptist. At present the church “St. John the Baptist” acts as a cemetery church in the town of Melnik.
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- Services: Providing a tour guide for a tour of Melnik and the region.
- Accessibility: Mixed - bus, train, car, bicycle, pedestrian. Not suitable for visitors with reduced mobility. Parking - free.
- Coordinates: 41°31'29.2"N 23°23'27.5"E
- Note: Source: http://visitsandanski.eu
- Opening time: Free access.
