Raphana

The ancient city of Raphana contains extensive ruins of temples, theaters, and public buildings arranged along colonnaded streets with drainage systems.

Raphana belonged to the Decapolis, a group of ten prominent cities that prospered during the Roman Empire through trade and cultural exchanges.

Archaeological findings at the site include ceramics, inscriptions, and artifacts that demonstrate the merging of Greek, Roman, and local traditions.

The ruins can be accessed through nearby towns, with optimal visiting conditions occurring between October and April when temperatures remain moderate.

The site features advanced water management systems that ancient inhabitants engineered to support agriculture and daily activities in the region.

Part of: Decapolis

GPS coordinates: 32.68306,35.87000

Latest update: March 22, 2025 13:01