13th-Century Medieval Bridge
Historical Attractions
This medieval bridge crosses the Arpa River and is sited on the south side of the main North-South highway, near the village of Agarakadzor. Little is known about the bridge, but local myths claim that a Proshian prince built it to easily access his palace located on the river’s edge. Today, shepherds actively use the bridge to move livestock. You can spot the bridge from the nearby roadway, though it may take a local to help direct your gaze.
Climb to the distinctive pinnacle of the bridge, which is constructed with a pointed arch to give it greater height, in order to get spectacular views of the lush surrounding landscape.