In the center of Bozkır, a historical bridge over the Çarşamba Stream will draw your attention. Those living in Bozkır say that the bridge is centuries-old, and it is rumored that the stone bridge is a Seljuk structure. However, there is no original inscription indicating who built the bridge or when it was built. According to the Turkish inscription, the bridge is 20 meters long and about 4 meters wide and has three rounded flat arches. The bridge, whose arches are made of rubble stones, has two flood splitters and stone balustrades on both sides. The historical Seljuk Stone Bridge was renovated in accordance with the original by using the travertine stones brought from Kütahya ...