In the nation­al park in the south­east of the island of Antigua, there is a nine-meter lime­stone Dev­il’s Bridge. It was built in the 16th cen­tu­ry on the site of an old Roman road that con­nect­ed the low­land and the coast of the Aegean Sea. Today it is not used for its intend­ed pur­pose, it is pro­tect­ed as a cul­tur­al mon­u­ment. If you want to relax or take impres­sive self­ies, then under the bridge there are sheds and hearths.