Theater (Ephesus), Ancient theater in Turkey
The Theater in Ephesus is a grand structure that could seat 25,000 spectators.
Constructed in the Hellenistic period, it was later expanded by the Romans.
It hosted plays, gladiator fights, and was a hub of ancient cultural events.
Present-day visitors can explore its ruins and imagine the bustling activities once held there.
Inscribed with Greek and Latin inscriptions, it also served as an agora for commercial talks.
Location: Selçuk
Official opening: 4 Century
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