Aydın, Turkey · Tradition
Hellenistic Greek sacred sites in Aydın, Turkey
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Magnesia on the Maeander
Aydın, Turkey
Magnesia on the Maeander was the city of Artemis Leucophryene, the white-browed goddess who appeared to her people in a theophany and prompted one of the most remarkable...
Miletus
Aydın, Turkey
Miletus was once the most powerful city in the Greek world—birthplace of the Milesian philosophers who first sought rational explanations for the cosmos, and the starting...
Nysa
Aydın, Turkey
Nysa on the Maeander was a Hellenistic city of unusual distinction — the mythological birthplace valley of Dionysus, a renowned center of philosophical scholarship, and...
Priene
Aydın, Turkey
Priene is the most completely preserved Hellenistic city on Earth — a street grid carved into the hillside below Mount Mycale, still legible after two thousand years of...
Temple of Apollo, Didyma
Part of Didyma
Aydın, Turkey
At Didyma, the ancient world came for answers. Second only to Delphi as a prophetic sanctuary, the Didymaion was one of the largest temples ever built — its 122 Ionic...
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