De Bosset Bridge

What travelers say:

The little-known town of Argostoli not only has the disappearing seawater, but also the world's largest seawater stone arch bridge. The stone bridge, built in 1813, was not a face project, and was originally built to solve traffic problems between the southern port of Argostoli and the water-separated village of Drapano, just 950 meters away. The long stone bridge is attached to the sea to the opposite bank, one side is a beautiful and calm Lugu Lake, one side is a natural harbor, colorful small houses reflected in the water, this scenery is very suitable for painting. A walk on the stone bridge is a pleasant thing, as if walking on the calm sea, Moses is probably the same when he separated the Red Sea from Egypt, the water is on the side, the road is at the foot, but the bridge neatly arranged English retro street lights reveal the age. On the bridge encountered a rainstorm, but still not running to the shore to find shelter, the rain stopped, and the rainbow that followed swept away the bad weather brought bad mood.