The Arta Bridge is a historic stone arch bridge located in Arta, a town in northwestern Greece. Built in the 17th century, it spans the Arachthos River and is renowned for its impressive architecture and scenic surroundings. The bridge is a significant example of Ottoman engineering and has become a symbol of the region. The bridge measures approximately 145 meters in length and features a series of arches that enhance its stability and aesthetic appeal. Over the years, the Arta Bridge has attracted many visitors and is often associated with local legends, adding to its cultural significance in Greek history.