What you'll hear inside Termessos:

• 1
  Odeon / Bouleuterion

  The best-preserved building at Termessos, this 1st-century BC Odeon/Bouleuterion served as both a council chamber and a small theatre for music and poetry, seating 600–700.

• 2
  Temple of Artemis (Doric Peripteral Temple)

  The largest temple at Termessos, this Doric peripteral structure dates from the Antonine period (138–192 AD) and was the site's principal place of worship.

• 3
  Temple of Zeus Solymos

  One of six temples identified at Termessos, this shrine to Zeus Solymeus stands just behind the odeon, near the agora.

• 4
  Propylon / Hadrian's Gate

  The best-preserved structure of Hadrian's Ionic temple complex at Termessos — a monumental gateway to the cella, with its original entrance steps still intact.

• 5
  Tomb of Alcetas

  The most monumental tomb at Termessos, carved into the cliff face.

• 6
  Five Cisterns

  The Cinco Cisternas comprises five interconnected underground water reservoirs situated on a plain east of Termessos's agora.

• 7
  Founder's House

  Casa del Fundador is an imposing Roman villa within the Termessos archaeological site, distinguished by an inscribed plaque honouring its owner with the title of founder.

• 8
  Southwest Necropolis

  The Southwest Necropolis at Termessos stands out for its striking rock-cut tombs carved directly into the mountainside, setting it apart from the northern and southern burial grounds where large…

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  Hellenistic Walls and City Gate

  Termessos' Hellenistic walls merge natural terrain with man-made defences to create a near-impregnable fortress.