The Lower Agora, with its rectangular market and Commercial Square. On the north side is a monumental nymphaeum, or fountain. Sagalassos. Turkey.The library founded by Ti. Flavius Severianus Neon, who was the greatest patron of Sagalassos in the first decades of the 2nd century CE, Sagalassos. Turkey.Roman Baths.The section of the north-south Colonnaded Street below the Lower Agora, which was the principal thoroughfare of Sagalassos. This section existed in Hellenistic times.The Lower Agora, with its rectangular market and Commercial Square. On the north side is a monumental nymphaeum, or fountain. Below it is the section of the north-south Colonnaded which was the primary thoroughfare of Sagalassos. This section existed in Hellenistic times.The ancient theatre, which accommodated 9000 spectators, stands at one of the highest altitudes in the world for such a theatre.Sagalassos features an ancient theatre that could accommodate 9,000 audience members and is constructed at an exceptionally high altitude for its kind.The stunning landscape of Sagalassos and the ancient theatre, which seats 9000 spectators, provides a panoramic view from one of the world’s highest altitudes for such a structure.The ancient theatre, which seated 9000 spectators, stands at one of the world’s highest altitudes for such a structure.Partial view of the lower Agora and Roman Baths.The Lower Agora, with its rectangular market and Commercial Square. On the north side is a monumental nymphaeum or fountain.Relief on the Hadrianic Nymphaeum. Lower Agora fountain. Sagalassos. Turkey.Relief on the Hadrianic Nymphaeum. Lower Agora fountain. Sagalassos. Turkey.Hadrianic Nymphaeum. Lower Agora fountain. Sagalassos. Turkey.Late Hellenistic Doric Fountain House.The landmark 14 metre high Northwest Heroon, a monument commemorating a foremost citizen of the city or perhaps Alexander the Great, who captured the city in 333 BCEA notable monument, the Northwest Heroon stands 14 meters high and commemorates either a distinguished citizen of the city or Alexander the Great, who seized the city in 333 BCE.The impressive 14-meter-tall Northwest Heroon, a monument honoring a distinguished city resident or possibly Alexander the Great, who conquered the city in 333 BCE.1st century BCE council house or Bouleuterion. The Northwest Heroon in the background.Panoramic view of upper city. Sagalassos. Turkey.Built between 161 and 180 CE during Marcus Aurelius’s reign, the magnificent Antonine Nymphaeum stands as a monumental fountain nearly 30 meters long.Nearly 30 meters long, the impressive Antonine Nymphaeum, a monumental fountain, was erected during the reign of Marcus Aurelius (CE. Constructed between 161 and 180 CE under Marcus Aurelius, the Antonine Nymphaeum is a monumental fountain, almost 30 meters long, through which water flows. An ancient Greek inscription, possibly a statue base, found in the upper Agora.The Macellum (food market) with a tholos in the centre, which was filled with water to keep live fish fresh.
