If you go along Yeni Meram Street, which is lined with vineyards, gardens, and greenery, you will eventually come to the ancient Meram Bridge, which is located to the left of the famous square. Meram Bridge, which scholars believe was erected during the Seljuk period, has survived to the current day thanks to repairs.

Meram Bridge, which stretches over the Meram Stream in the north-south direction, is a cute five-arched bridge made of cut stone. The bridge, which looks very nice with its balustrades made of stone on both sides, is only open to pedestrian traffic. The arches of the bridge are semi-circular and there are triangular flood splitters on the arches. Ancient spolia from the Byzanti...