Things to Do in Manisa: Places and Attractions

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V Sarayı

Historic & Cultural

Athena Tapınağı

The Temple of Athena, located in Bergama, Manisa, is a significant structure from the Hellenistic Period. Dedicated to Athena Polias, the city's patron goddess, the temple was built in the Doric order, and only its foundations remain today. The columns and architrave fragments of the temple are exhibited in the Berlin Museum. The closest public transport stop to the temple is the Akropolis Teleferik - Yukarı İstasyon cable car stop, 176 meters away. It is also within walking distance of important sites such as the Pergamon Acropolis (324 m), the Great Altar (Altar of Pergamon) (137 m), and the Pergamon Library (49 m).

Pergamon Amfitiyatrosu

Pergamon Amphitheater is a historic site located in Bergama, Manisa. Constructed in the 2nd century AD, it remained in use until the early 4th century AD. With a capacity for approximately 15,000 spectators, it is one of four known amphitheaters in Anatolia and features a unique circular plan. It is within walking distance of Bergama Ulu Cami (463 m), Hacı Hekim Cami (692 m), and Küplü Hamam (712 m).

Hera'nın Tapınağı

Historic & Cultural

Pergamon Kütüphanesi

The Library of Pergamum is an ancient Greek building in Pergamon, Anatolia, today located nearby the modern town of Bergama, in the İzmir Province of western Turkey. It was one of the most important libraries in the ancient world.

Demeter tapınağı

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.

Koca Bektaş Dede Türbesi

Historic & Cultural

Aliağa Sahil

City Guides

Kaymakamlık Atatürk Anıtı

Historic & Cultural

Pergamon, Tumulus Tepe A

Historic & Cultural

Kybele Sanctuary at Kapıkaya

Historic & Cultural

DSM

Historic & Cultural

Pergamon Arsenal

Historic & Cultural

Kız Türbesi

Historic & Cultural

Kızıl Avlu

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.

Tuna

City Guides

Bergama Müzesi

Bergama Museum is an archaeology and ethnography museum located in the Bergama district of İzmir. Opened on October 30, 1936, it is one of the first archaeological excavation museums of the young Turkish Republic. The museum building's design was inspired by the plan of the Altar of Zeus. In addition to archaeological artifacts spanning from the Early Bronze Age to the Byzantine period, an ethnography section added in 1979 displays Bergama carpets and local weaving examples. The museum is within walking distance of İzmir Bergama Museum (45 m), Kurşunlu Mosque (212 m), and Küplü Bath (455 m).

Manisa Şehzadeler Müzesi

Museums

Dikili Halk Plajı

Beach & Vacation

Dikili Plajı

Beach & Vacation

gymnasium

The gymnasium, located in the ancient city of Sardis in Salihli, Manisa, is a monumental Roman-era bath-gymnasium complex. Completed in the late 2nd or early 3rd century AD, this structure covers an area of approximately 23,000 square meters. The complex features an open sports courtyard (palaestra) to the east and vaulted bath halls to the west. It is within walking distance of Sardis (90 m).

Alyattes'in Tümülüsü

Historic & Cultural

Giges Tümülüsü

Historic & Cultural

Sardis

Sardis, located in Salihli, Manisa, is an ancient city known as the capital of the Lydian Kingdom. It is famous for being the place where the first coins were minted in history. From the 7th century BC to the 7th century AD, Sardis was one of Anatolia's most important cities for transportation, administration, and trade. Notable structures at the ancient site include the Temple of Artemis, a Roman bath-gymnasium complex, and one of the largest synagogues of antiquity. The gymnasium is within 90 meters walking distance.

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