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The former urban complex indicates an intensive life; due to the dimensions of the theater, a lot of things point to an enormous catchment area for me.

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A highlight of old architecture, the large aqueduct can be seen very beautifully if you look towards the Acropolis on the Bergame arterial road.

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After a path through narrow streets you finally reach the Acropolis, from here the view opens up and offers a fantastic view in every direction

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Nice breakfast and start

Fascinating ruins with a huge theater and a magnificent view

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Known in Germany for the Zeus Altar in the Pergamon Museum in Berlin

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This is one of the most beautiful and popular beaches in Dikili. Enjoy a sunny day and take a dip in the sea. Watching the sunset is especially atmospheric at this place.

Statue of a Roman legionnaire, unfortunately only the torso

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The aqueduct that supplied the city is clearly visible on the ridge and on the slopes

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According to Stephanos Byzantios, Adramys, the brother of the Lydian king Kroisos, was the founder of the city. The city owed its importance to its exposed location, which allowed it to control both important sea and land routes, and the safe harbor. For centuries Adramyttion was important as a trading center for the products of the plains of Thebe and the forests of the Ida. It can be assumed that the city played an important role in the Lydian Empire. Thus, before his accession to the throne, Kroisos was the city's archon. 422 BC The city was Hellenized by the admission of exiles from Delos, who had been driven out by the Athenians, with the permission of the Satrap of Daskyleion. That is why Adramyttion sometimes appears in the sources as the “Greek city”. At a time that cannot be precisely reconstructed, Athenians also settled the city (according to Strabo). 411 BC A massacre was carried out among the Greek population - especially the upper class - of the city under the leadership of Arsakes, a subordinate of the satrap Tissaphernes. Nevertheless, the Greek influence could not be suppressed. Adramyttion's constitution is one of those that Aristotle included in his collection. Source: Wikipedia

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Prepared straight away, full of enjoyment, very affordable. very nice atmosphere.

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You can also cross the cave completely.

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Nice place to stay. Turkish coffee is also offered here.

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Some brave visitors jump into the water from above. :)

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In particular, the sunsets from here are beautiful ...

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Pergamon was an ancient Greek city near the west coast of Asia Minor in present-day Turkey, about 80 km north of Smyrna (now İzmir). During the 3rd and 2nd century BC Pergamum was the capital of the Pergamene Empire, which extended over much of western Asia Minor.

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easy and fresh activity