The bridge is built along the Melan Stream outside the district. It has two arches, its feet are made of cut stone, and the other parts are made of wood. It was built wide enough for pedestrians to pass over it. It has a different architectural style created by planks superimposed on cut-stone pillars. The bridge was protected by being covered with a Turkish style tile roof. Although the date of construction is unknown, it is estimated to be 100-150 years old.

Discover the hidden caves and ancient traditions of Çankırı.

Explore the historical Çankırı Castle and the tomb of Karatekin Bey, a site that offers breathtaking views and a deep dive into the region's storied past.

Uncover the diverse history and archaeological treasures at Çankırı Museum, home to artifacts spanning centuries of Anatolian civilization.

Immerse yourself in the world of cinema at the Çankırı Cinema Museum, a captivating destination dedicated to the art of film. The museum features a diverse collection of movie memorabilia, including vintage film reels, iconic posters, and historical artifacts that celebrate the evolution of cinema. Discover the stories behind classic films and explore the role of cinema in Turkish culture. The Çankırı Cinema Museum offers an engaging and educational experience for movie enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

Step into the serene atmosphere of Çivitcioğlu Madrasa, an exquisite example of Seljuk architecture and a testament to the region's educational heritage.