Agia Mavri Medieval Bridge Koilani, Cyprus
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The Agia Mavri Medieval Bridge is situated in the village of Koilani in the Limassol district. More specifically it is situated near the chapel of Agia Mavri in the idyllic valley of the Krios River.

The bridge is very beautiful and is dated from the medieval era.

It is a small one arched bridge, in an area filled with wild vegetation. The Krios River flows under the bridge. The bridge shows the marks of abandonment and this is also why there are no signs in order to reach it.

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