This bridge was built by Roman General Pompey and the name was given after him. As usual, it is covered by the river Mtkvari and is visible rarely, only when water level is low. Historical landmark is located in the city Mtksheta.

Was underwater 🫧 so we didn't see it, but enjoyed the experience anyways

It was a peaceful place. A paid island where you can pay and stay for hours, they will served you tea, coffee and Traditional snacks. They have pets like rabbit, sheep, ducks, hens, cats etc. you can also try shooting and also fishing. You have to bargain in the beginning from the owner of the island.

This Roman bridge is more than 2000 years old

Well, Pompey Bridge is a stone bridge over the Kura River built in the time of Pompey the Great about 65 BC during his war with the Pontic king Mithridates. Since then, it was the only bridge connecting the banks of the Kura. The bridge functioned throughout antiquity and the middle ages, and used even in the XIX century. In the era of King Vakhtang Gorgasali, this bridge rebuilt. What can be seen now was built in the XIX century. Pompey Bridge in Mtskheta is now under water and cannot be seen. But the place is a beauty.

You can see remains of the bridge underwater

I was not there long time,but it looked beautiful. Will visit it again Viking 🇩🇰

Old bridge which is under the water surface.

Old historical bridge. Visible when water level is low, mostly late spring, summer.

I would highlight recommend this bridge. It might be under water but you can dive into the river and try to reach the exact location of the google map pin. You find a beautiful bridge under water with mermaids partying on it. Best thing I’ve ever experienced.