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1915 Çanakkale Bridge
Lapseki, Çanakkale
Opened in 2022, the suspension bridge with the world's longest main span at 2,023 meters.
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Ağın (Karamağara) Bridge
Ağın, Elazığ
A 520-meter cable-stayed bridge over the Keban Dam Lake, opened in 2015, named after the submerged Roman-period Karamağara Bridge.
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Akarca Bridge
Pehlivanköy, Kırklareli
A 109-meter Ottoman stone bridge with seven pointed arches over the Ergene River at Akarca in Pehlivanköy, dated to the 16th century.
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Akköprü (Şekerpınarı Bridge)
Pozantı, Adana
A single-arched historic bridge over a tributary of the Seyhan in the Taurus Mountains, in use since at least the 9th century.
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Akören Bridge
Akören, Konya
A four-span stone bridge in Orhaniye, built at the end of the 19th century.
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Alçak Köprü (Low Bridge)
Merkez, Amasya
A four-arched stone bridge rising on Roman-era piers, linking the castle side to the south bank.
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German Bridge (Alman Köprüsü)
Gölbaşı, Adıyaman
A registered 280-meter railway bridge with 7 arches over the Göksu Stream, designed by German engineers and built in 1929.
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Alpullu Bridge
Babaeski, Kırklareli
The 124-meter Sinanlı Bridge over the Ergene, thought to have been commissioned from Mimar Sinan by Sokollu Mehmed Paşa.
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Altıgöz Bridge
Merkez, Afyonkarahisar
A six-arched Seljuk stone bridge over the Akarçay, given its present form by a restoration in 1237.
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Arapsuyu Roman Bridge
Konyaaltı, Antalya
A well-preserved Roman bridge in Akdeniz City Park, at the foot of a mound associated with the colony of Olbia.
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Babaeski Bridge
Babaeski, Kırklareli
A stone bridge from the reign of Murad IV dated 1633–34 over the Babaeski stream, with an inscription pavilion at its center.
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Başkavak Bridge
Savur, Mardin
A 14-span stone bridge over the Savur Çayı, built in 1755 and repaired in 1861 according to its inscription.
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Bayramören Bridge
Bayramören, Çankırı
A two-span, tile-roofed footbridge over the Melan Stream, built with wooden planks on stone piers.
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Bendimahi Bridge
Muradiye, Van
A two-colored stone bridge dated to the late 13th century over the Bendimahi Çayı on the old Erciş–Tabriz caravan road; on the migration route of the pearl mullet.
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Beyşehir Taşköprü (Stone Bridge)
Beyşehir, Konya
A stone-arched regulator bridge built between 1908 and 1914 that releases the water of Lake Beyşehir to the Konya Plain; famous for its sunset views.
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Bıçakçı Bridge
Merkez, Karaman
A 14th-century stone bridge rising with a single large arch over the Göksu on the Bucakkışla–Ermenek road.
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Büyük Agonya Bridge
Yenice, Çanakkale
A stone bridge over the Agonya Çayı in Bayatlar village, popularly attributed to Alexander the Great and still in use.
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Buzlupınar Bridge
Çayeli, Rize
A historic wooden bridge about 40 m long, made of chestnut wood, over the Senoz Deresi.
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Çağlayan Bridge
Fındıklı, Rize
A historic single-span bridge in the Çağlayan Valley of Fındıklı, crossing the Çağlayan Deresi with a cut-stone arch.
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Cendere Bridge (Septimius Severus Bridge)
Kâhta, Adıyaman
The widest surviving single-arched Roman bridge, with a span of 34.2 meters, built around AD 200 in honor of Roman Emperor Septimius Severus and his family.
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Çerkeş Kemer Bridge
Çerkeş, Çankırı
A three-arched Ottoman bridge over the Çerkeş Stream (Ulusu), thought to have been built under Suleiman the Magnificent and repaired by Murad IV.
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Çeşnigir Bridge
Karakeçili, Kırıkkale
A cut-stone bridge over the Kızılırmak dated to the 13th century and repaired in the Ottoman period, today open only to pedestrians.
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Çetinkaya Bridge
Bafra, Samsun
A 250-meter reinforced-concrete arched bridge built in 1937 in Bafra, associated with the wedding tradition of brides walking across it.
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Çifte Köprü (Kamilet Twin Bridges)
Arhavi, Artvin
Two historic stone arch bridges set at right angles to each other at the confluence of the Kamilet and Durğuna streams, at the entrance to the Kamilet Valley.
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Clandras Bridge
Karahallı, Uşak
A single-arched Roman-period aqueduct-bridge on the Banaz Çayı, at the head of the channel that carried water to Pepuza.
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Çobandede Bridge
Köprüköy, Erzurum
A historic six-arched bridge about 130 m long, built of three-colored cut stone at the point where the Aras River forms, attributed to the Ilkhanid emir Çoban in the late 13th century.
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Çüngüş Bridge
Çüngüş, Diyarbakır
A historic single-span stone bridge with a pointed arch over the Çüngüş Stream, its piers resting on natural rock.
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Delice Bridge (Yerköy)
Yerköy, Yozgat
A four-arched stone bridge over the Delice River, thought to stand on the site of a Roman-period bridge.
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Devegeçidi Bridge
Yenişehir, Diyarbakır
A historic bridge with black stone facing over the Devegeçidi Stream, about 20 km north of the city, and the picnic area around it.
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Dilovası Mimar Sinan Bridge (Dilderesi Bridge)
Dilovası, Kocaeli
A three-arched stone bridge over the Dilderesi at Diliskelesi, on the Istanbul–Baghdad road, dated to the 16th century and attributed to Mimar Sinan.
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Dörtgözlü Bridge (Koca Köprü)
Pazar, Rize
Rize's longest historic stone bridge, about 69 m long, crossing the Hemşin Deresi with four arches on the Pazar–Hemşin road.
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Eğri Köprü (Crooked Bridge)
Merkez, Sivas
A multi-arched Seljuk-period stone bridge over the Kızılırmak, bending at an angle of about 130 degrees in the middle.
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Galata Bridge
Fatih, İstanbul
The Golden Horn bridge linking Eminönü and Karaköy, known for the fish restaurants on its lower level and the anglers on top.
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Gazi Mihal Bridge
Merkez, Edirne
One of the city's oldest bridges, over the Tunca, with Byzantine foundations and widened several times by the Ottomans.
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Güvercin Bridge (Aesepus Bridge)
Gönen, Balıkesir
The remains of a late Roman bridge over the Gönen Çayı, known for the relieving openings in its piers.
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Haburman Bridge
Çermik, Diyarbakır
A single large-arched stone bridge over the Sinek Stream, commissioned in 1179–80 by the Artuqid princess Zübeyde Hatun.
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Hapsiyaş Bridge (Kiremitli Köprü)
Of, Trabzon
A wooden bridge built in 1935 over the Solaklı Deresi, resting on stone piers and notable for its tile-covered roof.
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Haramidere (Kapıağası) Bridge
Beylikdüzü, İstanbul
A three-arched stone bridge attributed to Mimar Sinan on the old Rumeli road between Küçükçekmece and Büyükçekmece.
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Hatun (Hanım) Bridge
Malazgirt, Muş
A small historic stone bridge over the Adalar Çayı at the entrance to Malazgirt, dated to the Seljuk period.
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Hıdırlık Bridge
Merkez, Tokat
A Seljuk bridge over the Yeşilırmak dated 1250, with five arches and 151 meters long; today open to pedestrians.
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Bayezid II Bridge (Geyve)
Geyve, Sakarya
A multi-arched Ottoman stone bridge over the Sakarya River, built in the reign of Bayezid II.
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Bayezid II Bridge (Tunca)
Merkez, Edirne
A bridge over the Tunca with six pointed arches, linking the Bayezid II Complex to the city.
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Irgandı Bridge
Osmangazi, Bursa
A bridge over the Gökdere lined with shops on both sides, one of the few bazaar bridges in the world.
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Justinian Bridge (Beşköprü)
Serdivan, Sakarya
A monumental stone bridge about 430 meters long, built over the Sakarya River in the 6th century by the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I.
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Kanuni Sultan Süleyman Bridge
Büyükçekmece, İstanbul
A 636-meter, four-section stone bridge where Lake Büyükçekmece opens to the sea, which Mimar Sinan called his 'masterpiece'.
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Kaşıkçı Bridge
Arsin, Trabzon
A single-arched historic bridge of cut and rubble stone over the Yanbolu Deresi in the interior of Arsin.
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Kemer Roman Bridge
Seydikemer, Muğla
A surviving section of a Roman-period arched bridge at the edge of the Eşen River's wide gravel bed.
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Kervan Köprüsü (Caravan Bridge)
Konak, İzmir
A stone bridge over the Meles Çayı, dated to the 9th century BC and known as one of the oldest bridges still in use.
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Kesik Köprü (Gürcü Hüseyin Bridge)
Merkez, Sivas
A Seljuk bridge over the Kızılırmak built in 1213, with 19 spans and 326 meters long.
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Kesikköprü
Merkez, Kırşehir
A 13-arched Seljuk bridge 220 meters long over the Kızılırmak, built in 1248 in the time of İzzeddin Keykavus II according to its inscription.
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Kırıkhan Stone Bridge
Kırıkhan, Hatay
A historic stone bridge on the old trade road in Kırıkhan.
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Kırkgöz Kemeri (Limyra Bridge)
Finike, Antalya
One of the world's oldest segmental-arch bridges, crossing the Alakır Stream with 26 flat arches.
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Kırkgöz Bridge
Bolvadin, Afyonkarahisar
A long stone bridge over the Akarçay, built in 1150 by Byzantine Emperor Manuel I, with 57 arches today.
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Kırmızı Köprü (Red Bridge)
Bahçesaray, Van
A brick and stone bridge crossing the Müküs Çayı with a single pointed arch on the Bahçesaray–Hizan road, notable for the rooms on either side.
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Kız Köprüsü (Karaboğaz Bridge)
Ayaş, Ankara
A 1930s bridge on the Ankara–Beypazarı road, in whose construction Sabiha Rıfat (Gürayman) Hanım, one of Turkey's first women civil engineers, took part.
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Kömürhan Bridge
Kale, Malatya
A crossing point on the Malatya–Elazığ road over the Euphrates, now the Karakaya Dam Lake, from the first bridge of 1932 to the new bridge opened in 2021.
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Köprüpazar (Aspendos) Bridge
Serik, Antalya
A zigzag stone bridge built by the Seljuks in the 13th century on the piers of the Roman Eurymedon bridge.
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Koşa Bridge
Şefaatli, Yozgat
A historic stone bridge with pointed arches over the Aksu in central Şefaatli, today reserved for pedestrians and cyclists.
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Koyunbaba (Bayezid II) Bridge
Osmancık, Çorum
A fifteen-span stone bridge about 250 meters long over the Kızılırmak at Osmancık, commissioned by Bayezid II between 1484 and 1489.
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Küçükçekmece Bridge
Küçükçekmece, İstanbul
A 16th-century Ottoman stone bridge carrying the old Rumeli road at the mouth where Lake Küçükçekmece opens to the sea.
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Leylekli (Yılanlı) Bridge
Niksar, Tokat
A single-arched historic bridge over the Çanakçı Deresi, known for the relief on its keystone of a stork holding a snake in its beak.
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Lüleburgaz Sokollu Mehmed Paşa Bridge
Lüleburgaz, Kırklareli
A stone bridge over the Lüleburgaz stream, attributed to Mimar Sinan together with the Sokollu complex.
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Malabadi Bridge
Silvan, Diyarbakır
A bridge over the Batman Stream built in 1147 by the Artuqid Timurtaş, one of the widest-span stone bridges in the world with its giant pointed arch.
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Meriç Bridge
Merkez, Edirne
A 19th-century stone bridge over the Meriç River with a date pavilion in its middle, the city's favorite sunset viewpoint.
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Misis Bridge
Yüreğir, Adana
A nine-arched Roman-era stone bridge over the Ceyhan River, repaired many times.
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Nissibi Bridge
Siverek, Şanlıurfa
A 610-meter cable-stayed bridge joining the two shores of the Atatürk Dam Lake; its surroundings are known for sunsets and lake views.
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Nysa Bridge and Tunnel
Sultanhisar, Aydın
A Roman tunnel-bridge structure of about 100 meters in Nysa, carrying the Tekkecik Deresi underground.
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Oluk Bridge (Selge Eurymedon Bridge)
Manavgat, Antalya
A Roman bridge still in use, crossing the Köprüçay with a single arch at valley height.
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Ten-Eyed (Tigris) Bridge (On Gözlü Köprü)
Yenişehir, Diyarbakır
A basalt bridge from the Marwanid period with an inscription dated 1065, stretching across the Tigris on ten arches.
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Penkalas Bridge
Çavdarhisar, Kütahya
A 2nd-century Roman bridge, still in use, crossing the Kocaçay near the Temple of Zeus.
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Şahruh Bridge
Sarıoğlan, Kayseri
A historic eight-arched bridge 144.5 meters long in the village of Karaözü in Sarıoğlan, commissioned by the Dulkadirid Şahruh Bey.
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Saraçhane Bridge
Merkez, Edirne
A Tunca bridge on the way to Sarayiçi, commissioned in 1451 by Şehabettin Paşa, Beylerbey of Rumelia.
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Sazak Bridge
Taşkent, Konya
An Ottoman-period stone bridge 62 meters long with three round arches over the Balcılar Çayı, a tributary of the Göksu.
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Şenyuva Bridge
Çamlıhemşin, Rize
A single-span stone arch bridge built in 1696 over the Fırtına Deresi, about 40 m long and 20 m high.
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Silifke Stone Bridge (Taşköprü)
Silifke, Mersin
A stone bridge over the Göksu River with origins going back to the Roman period, still in use.
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Suceyin Stone Bridge
Arapgir, Malatya
A historic bridge west of Arapgir that crosses a deep canyon on a high cut-stone arch, notable for its style differing from Ottoman bridges.
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Tabakhane Bridge
Ortahisar, Trabzon
A two-tiered, six-arched historic stone bridge crossing the Tabakhane Deresi valley east of Ortahisar.
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Historic Çarşamba Bridge
Çarşamba, Samsun
A historic bridge over the Yeşilırmak in Çarşamba, opened in 1931, with 10 spans and 270 meters long; today open to pedestrians only.
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Historic Ceyhan Bridge
Onikişubat, Kahramanmaraş
A historic stone bridge over the Ceyhan River connecting Maraş to the west; restoration work was carried out after the earthquake.
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Historic Murat Bridge
Merkez, Muş
A historic stone bridge of Seljuk origin crossing the Murat River on the Muş–Varto road, with 12 spans and a length of about 143 meters.
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Historic Stone Bridge (Taşköprü)
Taşköprü, Kastamonu
A seven-span, 68-meter historic stone bridge over the Gökırmak, which gave the district its name.
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Taşköprü (Stone Bridge)
Seyhan, Adana
A stone bridge over the Seyhan River, standing since Roman times and considered one of the oldest bridges in the world still in use.
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Taşköprü (Stone Bridge)
Merkez, Kars
A three-arched basalt bridge in the narrow gorge of the Kars Stream, just below the castle, built in 1579 and renewed in the early 18th century.
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Tecer Bridges
Ulaş, Sivas
Two historic stone bridges over the Tecer River, commissioned in 1885 by Halil Rıfat Paşa, Governor of Sivas.
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Uzunköprü (Ergene Bridge)
Uzunköprü, Edirne
At 1,392 meters over the Ergene, one of the longest stone bridges in the world; a 15th-century structure that gave the district its name.
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Varda Bridge
Karaisalı, Adana
The famous stone viaduct of the Baghdad Railway, completed in 1912, spanning a deep valley in Hacıkırı.
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Yahşihan Historic Iron Bridge
Yahşihan, Kırıkkale
A historic bridge over the Kızılırmak, built in the reign of Abdülhamid II and referred to as the first iron bridge in Anatolia.
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Zağnos Bridge
Ortahisar, Trabzon
A single-span historic stone bridge connecting Ortahisar to the Atapark side, repaired by Zağanos Paşa in the 15th century.