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Kamares Bridge

The Kamares Bridge is a bridge over the Shkumbin River, which is located in the village of Mirakë / Librazhd , Elbasan district of Albania. It was built around the year 1600, and should be designed by Albanian artist Kasem Imari. The bridge is strategic because it is located on a branch of the ancient way Egnatia.

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