Within the ancient site of Eleftherna, renowned for its historical significance, lies a plethora of important monuments. Among them stands the impressive Hellenistic bridge, sure to captivate any visitor.

According to the Ministry of Culture, the bridge is situated in the Lagas area, adjacent to the northwest of the Alfa community. It is easily found shortly after the convergence of three streams: Faragitis, the stream of Chalopota, and Nisi. The bridge lies in the southernmost part of the largest stream, flowing between Laga and Alfa.

Partially carved into the natural rock and partially constructed directly on top of the ground, the bridge stands as an impressively well-preserved structure featuring a pointed arch.

It dates back to the 2^nd century BC.

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