2.Beyazıd Bridge, which is located in the continuation of the 2nd Beyazıd Bridge, connects the 2nd Beyazıd Bridge to the city.The sources of the bridge, which does not have an inscription, state that it was built in 1570 during the reign of Selim II in his name.The bridge, which was built on a branch of the Tunca River, is made entirely of cut stone material.In the middle of the bridge, it is possible to descend into the water with two protrusions that can be called balconies.These are quite wide and have stairs going down to the water.There is one large eye on the Beyazıd Bridge side of the bridge and five small eyes on the other side.

The arch openings are in the form of simple pointed arches.The larger arch is wider than the others.There are also arch eyes on the projections called balconies.The flooring and railings of the bridge are also made of cut stone, and a bollard stone is placed at the beginning of the railing at both ends. On the Beyazıd Bridge side of the large arch opening, there is a very large triangular planned flood slit, which is organised in a stepped form like a staircase.