Altınkaya Bridge is a historical structure located in Altınkaya (formerly known as Zerk) Neighborhood in the Manavgat district of Antalya. It served as a vital passage to the ancient city of Selge. The bridge is built over the Köprüçay River (known as Eurymedon in ancient times) and is also referred to as Oluk Bridge.

Constructed with a single arch and large stone blocks, this bridge is one of the engineering marvels of the Roman era. Its construction technique and architectural features indicate that it was built in the 2nd century AD, during the peak period of the city of Selge.

Altınkaya Bridge is located within the Köprülü Canyon National Park, blending seamlessly with the region’s natural beauty. In ancient times, it was an essential part of the route connecting the Pamphylian coast to the Pisidian region, and today it remains a historically and touristically significant crossing point.

The bridge is not only a historical landmark but also a perfect spot for nature activities. As you cross the bridge, you can enjoy the soothing sound of the flowing river below and the gentle breeze passing through the pine trees, creating a peaceful experience. If you enjoy hiking, you can explore the trails around the bridge and discover the breathtaking nature of Köprülü Canyon.

Address: Altınkaya Neighborhood, Manavgat/Antalya