Kasabashi Bridge, Çorovode

The Kasabashi Bridge is a cultural monument built in 1640 by the chief architect of the Ottoman Empire, Arkitekt Kasemi, who originated from Gremshi i Tomorrica. His long name was Reis Mimar Kasëm. This cultural center has rare architectural values and was an important connecting element in the infrastructure network of the time.

The Kasabashi Bridge is an impressive architectural achievement, with a length of 26 meters, a width of 3 meters, and an arch of 12 meters. This bridge is characterized by a careful design and a durable construction, showing the high engineering skills of the construction period.

In the past, the Kasabashi Bridge has played an important role in connecting the regions of the province. Even today, it continues to be functional and is one of the main connecting elements in the road network of this area. In addition to the practical function, it also has a special cultural and historical importance for the local community and for the whole of Albania.

The Kasabashi Bridge is located about 1 km from the town of Çorovoda, creating a beautiful landscape near the Osum River. In particular, this bridge and that of Sharova are part of the cultural heritage of this area and are rare examples of Ottoman engineering and architecture. Their existence and maintenance are an asset that must be preserved and appreciated for future generations.