The Kokkoros Bridge, also known as the Noutsos Bridge, is one of the most characteristic and most photographed stone bridges in Zagori. It is located at a key point in Central Zagori, between historic villages, and for centuries it served as a link between the inhabitants and Ioannina and the surrounding passes.
The Kokkoros Bridge, also known as the Noutsos Bridge, is one of the most characteristic and most photographed stone bridges in Zagori. It is located at a key point in Central Zagori, between historic villages, and for centuries it served as a link between the inhabitants and Ioannina and the surrounding passes.
Its single arch, the elegance of its construction, and its location within the rocky landscape make it one of the finest examples of local bridge building. It is no coincidence that it has become so strongly associated with the image of Zagori: on this bridge, the stone acquires an almost poetic power, as it converses with the gorge, the silence, and the deep sense of continuity that characterizes the place.
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