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.