Morfi Bridge
The Morfi Bridge, built in the 18th century over the Pramoritsa River, a tributary of the Aliakmon, connects the village with the area of Tsouka and nearby settlements. The bridge has a total length of 27 metres and features one large and one smaller arch, with a curved roadway resting partly on the rock of the riverbank. Despite the damages to its parapets, the 7-metre-high bridge remains one of the best-preserved examples of its time, standing as a testament to the durability of Macedonian stone craftsmanship.
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