Bergamalı Kadri Eğitim Tarihi Müzesi

192 m · Kızıl Avlu, also known as the Red Basilica, is a monumental Roman temple located in Bergama, Turkey, likely built during the reign of Hadrian in the 2nd century AD. It is considered one of the largest Roman structures still standing in the ancient Greek world and is believed to have been dedicated to Egyptian gods, particularly Isis and Serapis. The structure gets its name from the red bricks used in its construction. It is 578 meters from the Akropolis Teleferik - Aşağı İstasyon cablecar stop.

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338 m · Bergama Grand Mosque or Yıldırım Mosque, built by Sultan Yıldırım Bayezid in 1399, is a historical mosque located in the Bergama district of İzmir.

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377 m · The Pergamon gymnasium is a historic site located in Bergama. Built in the 2nd century BC, this large gymnasium was one of the biggest in the Hellenistic world and consisted of three terraces. It served as a center for both physical and intellectual education for young men. The site is 321 meters from the Akropolis Teleferik - Aşağı İstasyon cable car stop and within walking distance of other notable sites such as the Great Altar of Pergamon (480 m), Pergamon Library (652 m), and the Theatre (629 m).

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403 m · The Temple of Demeter in Bergama is a historic structure situated on a rectangular terrace, dating back to the Hellenistic Period and re-arranged during the Roman Period. Dedicated to Demeter, the goddess of grain and fertility, it was built by Philetairos and his brother Eumenes for their mother Boa. The temple features a large main altar and four smaller altars in front of it. Located just west of the theater stage building, the temple is within walking distance of the Acropolis Cable Car - Upper Station stop (451 m). The Great Altar (Altar of Pergamon) is 362 meters away, and the Pergamon Library is 537 meters away.

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425 m · The Bergama Arasta began to take shape in the 14th and 15th centuries and hosted various crafts over the centuries. It was formed by the gathering of different guilds such as bootmakers, shoemakers, haberdashers, saddlers, and grocers. Most of the structures that have survived to the present day date from the 19th century, as a major fire in 1853 destroyed older buildings. Arasta is within walking distance of İzmir Bergama Museum (667 m), Pergamon Amphitheater (607 m), and Pergamon gymnasium (793 m).

431 m · Hacı Hekim Hamamı, located in Bergama, İzmir, is a historical Ottoman bathhouse believed to have been built in 1513 by Mevlana Hacı Hekim. Also known as Çarşı Hamamı or Çifte Hamamlar, it stands opposite the Hacı Hekim Mosque. The rectangular-plan structure includes changing rooms, a warm room, and a hot room, with the men's section having been in use until recently. The bathhouse is within walking distance of İzmir Bergama Museum (617 m), Pergamon Amphitheater (746 m), and Kurşunlu Mosque (376 m). In February 2026, it was restored and opened as a Parchment Museum and workshop.

436 m · The Gymnasion in Bergama was a significant center for both physical training and intellectual development in ancient times. Constructed in the 3rd century BCE, this complex was spread across three terraces on the city's western slope. Nearby, other historical sites include the Great Altar of Pergamon (452 m), the Pergamon Library (620 m), and the Theater (603 m). The closest public transport is the Akropolis Teleferik - Aşağı İstasyon cable car stop (303 m).

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440 m · Hacı Hekim Mosque is a place of worship located in Bergama district of İzmir, opposite the Bergama market and the vegetable and meat market. It was built in 1513 by Mevlana Hacı Hekim. The mosque's minaret is considered a masterpiece of brickwork, constructed in a double-shell style. There is a fountain in the mosque's courtyard. It is within walking distance of İzmir Bergama Museum (618 m), Pergamon Amphitheater (692 m), and Kurşunlu Mosque (367 m).

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