Humpback Bridge

This historical bridge makes a very positive contribution to Kastamonu in terms of tourism.

Kastamonu bridge castle clock tower Nasrullah square smells of history This country must be lived for at least 3 days in this city you have to sit down and eat as soon as you talk about local dishes .

A bridge in the heart of the city, a part of which has gone to the road. But still standing... Have a photo memory on it.

I went to Kastamonu for the first time. It is already a historical city. It's not a city where you can just go around and go out like that. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Its streets are not dirty, even relatively clean compared to many cities. If you really want to visit the history of the city, you should spare 3 days or you will come back with a finger of honey like me. You can see the general problem of Turkey, the restoration, here, but history is valued in general. They used the inns for the sale of hotels or touristic goods and did not spoil their originality. The glass shrine toilets are filthy but most of them are free. Eat meat and bread in the city, it's good, I like it 2 people 2 bread 2 ayran 55 TL. If you buy a rolled halva, be sure to bargain. There's no need to say visit here and there, when you enter the city, brown signs are everywhere, so you can find your way easily.

Kastamonu is a historical city and a city that still smells of history. There is a bridge, but the missing half has gone to the road. Of course, more importantly, the bridge is meaningless without tea and very little water. I don't know the history of the bridge, but it is beautiful and it is standing upright with the rest.

It is a 16th century bridge located in Kastamonu. The bridge is located on the Karaçomak Stream, which divides the city into two, in the center of Kastamonu. It was built in 1501 by Nasrullah, who was a judge in Kastamonu. The original five-arch bridge, made of chipped stone, was 40 meters long and 4 meters wide. The main arch is 12 meters and the other arches are 8.5 meters wide. There are two charity stones on the bridge. The bridge went through three major restorations in 1709, 1946 and 2002. During the last restoration, some arches were abandoned and stairs were built instead.