The Portuguese Bridge near Fichē, often visited as part of a trip to Debre Libanos, is a historic stone arch bridge offering breathtaking views of the Jemma River Gorge. Accessibility is primarily by road, usually as part of a day trip from Addis Ababa, with some walking required to reach and explore the bridge and viewpoints. A guided tour is highly recommended for historical context, navigating the area, spotting wildlife (like Gelada baboons), and combining with nearby attractions, though independent visits are possible with private transport. The dry season (October to May) is ideal, as paths and roads can be challenging during the rainy season. While there's no direct entrance fee for the bridge itself, a full-day guided tour from Addis Ababa, including transportation and other site entries, can range from $100-$200+ per person. Plan for approximately 30-60 minutes at the bridge site as part of a longer 8-12 hour day trip, offering excellent photographic opportunities and a glimpse into Ethiopia's rich history and natural beauty.