Kasabashi Bridge

Kasabashi Bridge is a first-class cultural monument, built in 1640 by the renowned Ottoman architect, Reis Mimar Kasemi, originally from Grëmshi i Tomorrica. It is an extraordinary work of engineering, with three vaults and a 12-meter main arch, which once connected the cities of Berat, Skrapar and Korça.

Located about 1 km north of the town of Çorovodë, the Kasabashi Bridge is a special destination for those who want to discover Albania's cultural and natural heritage. It offers opportunities for hiking, photography, and exploring the Osumi Canyon, one of the most beautiful natural attractions in the region.

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