Tourist Attraction

Khosrow Abad Broken Bridge

in Hamedan city | Hamadan province
Tourist Attraction

Khosrow Abad Broken Bridge

Related to Hamedan city (Hamadan Province)
It is located in the village of Khosrow Abad, on the Shahab River. This bridge has four arches, two of which are larger than the ones to the sides. These arches stand to a height of 155 cm. from the slabs of stone and three rows of brick that form the foundation.
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