Clandras Bridge (Clandras Köprüsü)
Uşak, Turkey
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About this place
Spanning across the rushing waters of the Banaz Creek, Clandras Bridge (Clandras Köprüsü) is an extraordinary 2,500-year-old engineering marvel dating back to the ancient Phrygian period. Originally constructed as part of an ancient aqueduct system to carry water, this monumental stone structure features a single large arch built using precise wedge-shaped interlocking stones without any mortar. For heritage travelers discovering famous ancient places in Eastern Turkey and the inner Aegean, a quick stop at Clandras rewards visitors with a stunning combination of deep historical legacy and natural beauty, highlighted by a nearby rushing waterfall, deep canyon paths, and a serene recreational valley.
- Destination
- Uşak
- Category
- Museums & History
- Address
- 64702 Kavaklı/Karahallı/Uşak