Starożytne miasto Perge i Aspendos
Główne atrakcje
- Zwiedzanie ruin starożytnego miasta Perge
- Spacer wzdłuż głównej alei otoczonej kolumnadami
- Odkryj dobrze zachowany teatr w Aspendos
Opis wycieczki
Podczas tej półdniowej wycieczki do starożytnych miast, Perge i Aspendos, cofniesz się w czasie do dni, w których togi oraz rydwany były częścią codzienności. Wśród atrakcji, które odkryjesz, jest prawdopodobnie najlepiej zachowany teatr rzymski ze wszystkich.
Najciekawszym miejscem z historycznego punktu widzenia jest miasto Perge. To dawniej tętniące życiem rzymskie miasto portowe zostało założone ok. 1300 roku p.n.e. i było pierwszym postojem świętego Pawła realizującego ewangelizacyjne podróże po krajach śródziemnomorskich. Razem z przewodnikiem przejdziesz przez rzymską bramę, by zobaczyć ruiny świątyń, rynek oraz fontanny. Na głównej ulicy usianej kolumnami, ujrzysz płyty kamienne z wyżłobieniami będącymi śladem po kołach rydwanów. Zobaczysz tutaj również stadion na 12 000 miejsc i oraz pozostałości akropolu z epoki brązu.
Następnie udasz się do Aspendos, gdzie odwiedzisz jeden z najlepiej zachowanych starożytnych teatrów. Zbudowany dwa tysiące lat temu na stromym zboczu amfiteatr mieścił 15 000 widzów. Doskonała akustyka sprawia, że w obiekcie do dziś organizuje się koncerty.
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