| Temple of Artemis. Propylaeum |
|  | The ruins of the ancient city are very well preserved. Entering from the South, the most featured monuments are: Hadrian’s Arch, built in 129 AD to commemorate the visit of the Emperor. The circus or hippodrome, 245 m long and 52 m wide, it is the smallest in the Roman Empire. The Temple of Zeus and the South Theater, able to hold 3,000 people. The Forum, oval-shaped and irregular, enclosed by 160 Ionic columns. The Archaeological Museum. The Cardo Maximus, a colonnaded street that runs the length of the city, starts from the forum. Along the Cardo Maximus, you will find: The Nymphaeum, a public fountain decorated with lion heads and dedicated to the nymphs. The Temple of Artemis, the largest of the city, with impressive Propylaeum. The North Theater. There is also a series of minor temples and churches, some of them with very rich mosaic floors. |