Magnesia Antik Kenti
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Toni A
Bridlington, UK30 bidrag
jun. 2024 • Familie
This is a lovely archeological site. I think we were the only visitors that day. The site is still being excavated so not all bits are viewable. You will need to drive here, but it is well worth the visit. Be sure to see the theatre which is a Short car ride to get to. Wow! Loved the free book that explains so much about the site.
There was no cafe here or nearby, so take water with you. Also because it is a working site it does get very dusty.
There was no cafe here or nearby, so take water with you. Also because it is a working site it does get very dusty.
Skrevet 21. juni 2024
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Mert S
Izmir, Tyrkia77 bidrag
mar. 2024 • Familie
It is one of the ancient cities worth seeing in the Aegean Region. Although there is a lot of space to be excavated, it is still astonishing in its current state. You should spare more than 1 hour. You need to drive to the stadium structure. After a short walk, you reach a very well-preserved structure. The theater building, excavations of which have not yet begun, is also on this road.
Skrevet 24. mars 2024
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DBS91-Rat
Hongkong, Kina12 bidrag
sep. 2023 • Par
This is a very large ancient city. Fortunately, no one knows it and few tourists visit it. It was a bit unnerving to walk alone in the ancient city. We were afraid that the mechanism might be triggered at any time and we would fall into the abyss. There are very good management staff here. When they saw that I had many questions, they simply gave me a guide book with all the information in it.
In fact, this is all related to the New Testament. Paul once asked the elders of Ephesus to come to Miletus to meet him, and the elders would definitely pass by this place.
In fact, this is all related to the New Testament. Paul once asked the elders of Ephesus to come to Miletus to meet him, and the elders would definitely pass by this place.
Skrevet 2. oktober 2023
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GlobeTrotting650763
Tyrkia9 bidrag
feb. 2023 • Par
Doğa ile barışık olmak gerek. Menderes nehrinin taşkın yatağı içerisinde yer alan bu antik kent üzerinde neredeyse 3 m civarında aluvyon bulunmakta yer yer. Ekli fotoğraf delili.Efes yanında bir uydu gibi kalsa da hayli katılacak yer olmalı.
Skrevet 22. februar 2023
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Gezegenist
Istanbul, Tyrkia1 059 bidrag
jun. 2022
Kent efsaneye göre Thessalia’dan gelen Magnetler tarafından kurulmuş. Apollon’un kehaneti ve yol göstermesi üzerine Anadolu’ya gelen Magnetlerin kurdukları ilk Magnesia’nın yeri ise bilinmemektedir. Kent çok büyük ve düz bir alana yayılmış. Gezmesi özellikle yazın biraz sıkıntılı olabilir. Ağaçsız, gölgesiz çorak bir alan. Girişinde belediyenin işlettiği ağaçlar altında çok şirin bir çay kahve alanı mevcut. Hipodrom yürüyüş mesafesinde değil. ( dediğim gibi çok çok büyük bir alana yayılmış bir şehir) arabayla gitmeniz gerekiyor ancak biz ulaşamadık. yolun bir kısmı çok çok bozuktu aracımız ilerleyemedi.
Skrevet 15. juni 2022
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Lanni
Gaziantep, Tyrkia5 664 bidrag
sep. 2021 • Alene
Combined with my trip to Aphrodisias (actually both are far away from each other and those two ancient cities I wanted to visit anyway) I only looked at small ruins and bunch of ancient carved pillars and stones. It seemed not that interesting ... but when I looked at the ancient walls across the railway outside the fenced-ancient city, voilà there is the real ancient city!!! I wondered if constructing the road in between the ancient city was a wise decision and it might be ancient statues below. Anyway, exploring the part of Magnesia across the railway is more worthy that the fenced-area. The ruins are somehow covered by bush, free to explore and visit but still visible.
Skrevet 28. september 2021
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Dean-Traveller
Mugla, Tyrkia1 182 bidrag
jun. 2021
Magnesia is near present day Germancik, and signed from the Aydin to Selcuk road. This main road towards Söke runs through the site. Entry is 10TL or use a museum card.
Magnesia was built by the Magnetes. Some people were attracted to them but others repulsed, so this was their second attempt of a city, with better fortifications than the original near the sea, at what is know Lake Bafa (Bafa Gölü). It also protected them from the meandering of the original River Meander (Menderes Nehri). There was a school of architecture here, at the time known as the Bronze Age in Britain when mud huts were the latest des res.
The main site has some notice boards and suggested walking routes. It is uneven but there are no hills. A recently excavated area shows houses with underfloor heating.
You need to go out on to the road then turn right on to the small road to the theatres and stadium, which are signposted. The dirt road to the stadium is steep and loose surfaced but nothing to stop a careful drive in my small hatch back. It is worth the trip. You could park by the gymnasium, which is fenced off, and walk the last 200m up the hill. I rang the bell at the stadium gate and waited for the caretaker to come up on his moped and let me in. Better to let them know in the pay kiosk that you are heading for the stadium.
The stadium was the highlight for me. It came into view and wow. No problem imagining chariot racing here. Today wild flowers add to the spectacle. It was one of the largest stadiums in the ancient world with a capacity of 40,000 and is largely intact.
The theatre is on the way to the stadium and the dirt road is marked as a walking route but driving would be possible. The theatre which once held 4700 spectators is now home to olive trees and not a great spectacle.
There is a part of the city across the main road and a railway runs through it. A wall from 2500 years ago with a railway and road running through it, just adds fuel for the imagination.
Magnesia was built by the Magnetes. Some people were attracted to them but others repulsed, so this was their second attempt of a city, with better fortifications than the original near the sea, at what is know Lake Bafa (Bafa Gölü). It also protected them from the meandering of the original River Meander (Menderes Nehri). There was a school of architecture here, at the time known as the Bronze Age in Britain when mud huts were the latest des res.
The main site has some notice boards and suggested walking routes. It is uneven but there are no hills. A recently excavated area shows houses with underfloor heating.
You need to go out on to the road then turn right on to the small road to the theatres and stadium, which are signposted. The dirt road to the stadium is steep and loose surfaced but nothing to stop a careful drive in my small hatch back. It is worth the trip. You could park by the gymnasium, which is fenced off, and walk the last 200m up the hill. I rang the bell at the stadium gate and waited for the caretaker to come up on his moped and let me in. Better to let them know in the pay kiosk that you are heading for the stadium.
The stadium was the highlight for me. It came into view and wow. No problem imagining chariot racing here. Today wild flowers add to the spectacle. It was one of the largest stadiums in the ancient world with a capacity of 40,000 and is largely intact.
The theatre is on the way to the stadium and the dirt road is marked as a walking route but driving would be possible. The theatre which once held 4700 spectators is now home to olive trees and not a great spectacle.
There is a part of the city across the main road and a railway runs through it. A wall from 2500 years ago with a railway and road running through it, just adds fuel for the imagination.
Skrevet 20. juni 2021
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eng333
New Jersey1 755 bidrag
mar. 2021
This place is pretty quick to visit. They have parking. Entry was 10TL. The main site is in pretty poor condition. Lots of overgrown areas so not really good trails so you can know where to walk. To get up to the theater, you have to drive up a train. The main part of the road is paved, but then you have to turn and go up a narrow dirt road to see each of the theaters. I visited just after it rained so some parts were muddy. There was one part where I started to get stuck in the mud but luckily I was OK. Overall, a nice place to visit after seeing the main attractions.
Skrevet 20. mai 2021
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özden e
Serik, Tyrkia22 610 bidrag
okt. 2020
Burası gerçekten çok önemli antik kentlerden birisi.Anadoluda çok önemli olan Antik kentlerin dışında 2. ve 3. bölüm dersek burası 2.bölümde yer alır.1.bölüm Efes-Milet-Perge-Aspendos-Anemurium-Side olursa.Bu antik kent tahminen 2500 yıl önce kurulmuş.Yunanistan-Teselya veya yunan adı Thessalia'dan sözde Apollon'un yol göstermesi üzerine çıkıp göç etmişler.Girit üzerinden gelmiş ve yakında karaya çıkmışlar.Menderes nehirlerinin devamlı alüvyon doldurması bu bölgedeki tüm antik kentlerin ölümüne yol açtığı gibi Magnet'leride rahatsız etmiş olmalıki,Atina'li başkan şehri ya buraya yada önceki yerine taşımış.Teselya Yunanistan'ın 13 bölgesinden biriydi.Gelince Yunan kolonileri ile ticari ve siyasi irtibat kurmuşlar,12 İonya şehri ile irtibata geçmişler.En çokta,Efes-Milet-Priene-Trailers gibi.Germencik,Aydın-Söke arasında,yer alıyor.Magnesit'lerin kurduğu bu son şehir,yarışları ile ünlüymüş.Hipodrom'u tam 30.000 kişilik.Şehir merkezi kare 1300X1100 mt ölçülerinde,Bilinen Yunan tarzı tapınak ve diğer eserler.Magnesia Yunanistan'dan,gemilerini yakıp gelenlerin hikayesidir.Restorasyon devam ediyor,Müzekart ile giriliyor.Aydın-Söke civarındaysanız,meraklıysanız,görünüz.
Skrevet 22. oktober 2020
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John W
London, UK40 bidrag
feb. 2020
Shame on me for not reading the Tripadvisor reviews in advance, but the stadium at Magnesia ended up being one of the highlights of our trip precisely because we didn't expect it.
You access it up a side road just a few metres south of the car park of the main site - it's signposted but the sign is small. Drive past the pedestrian path to the theatron (400m and worth the stroll), past the theatre (not excavated so nothing to see) and park up next to the huge baths complex (fenced off - wish we could explore it as it looks fascinating!). Then stroll a couple hundred metres up the slope and - wow!
The stadium is very intact and absolutely awe inspiring. Make sure you see the reliefs carved along the face (in protective cages), and if the ground is not too muddy, run some mock races while imagining being cheered on by a crowd of 30,000.
The rest of Magnesia is also excellent - and free to enter - we spent an hour exploring the grounds. It's worth continuing on past the main temple to explore some of the other archeological excavations, which appear to be active (though not when we visited in Feb 2020). There are toilets at the entrance.
We had the whole place to ourselves in our visit.
You access it up a side road just a few metres south of the car park of the main site - it's signposted but the sign is small. Drive past the pedestrian path to the theatron (400m and worth the stroll), past the theatre (not excavated so nothing to see) and park up next to the huge baths complex (fenced off - wish we could explore it as it looks fascinating!). Then stroll a couple hundred metres up the slope and - wow!
The stadium is very intact and absolutely awe inspiring. Make sure you see the reliefs carved along the face (in protective cages), and if the ground is not too muddy, run some mock races while imagining being cheered on by a crowd of 30,000.
The rest of Magnesia is also excellent - and free to enter - we spent an hour exploring the grounds. It's worth continuing on past the main temple to explore some of the other archeological excavations, which appear to be active (though not when we visited in Feb 2020). There are toilets at the entrance.
We had the whole place to ourselves in our visit.
Skrevet 23. februar 2020
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Hangi günler açık .müze kart geçerli mi .giriş ücreti.kaç saatte gezilir
Skrevet 12. oktober 2019
Merhaba pzt dışında açık. Ücret almadılar. Ama müze kart her yerde geçerli. İki bölüm olduğu ve birbirlerinden biraz uzak olduğu için bir saatten fazla diye düşünebilirsiniz. İyi gezmeler.
Skrevet 13. oktober 2019
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