The archaeological site however was very large and well preserved. The site contains a stadium, gymnasium, agora, basilica, fountain, baths, palaistra theater and heroon. We spent a couple hours looking around here. I've again tried to narrow down the pictures but proves pretty difficult. The first installation at the site dates back to 9th-8th century BCE but the town wasn't founded until 369 BCE.
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| Theater. |
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| Roman baths. |
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| I loved this. Water started flowing here and went throughout the site. Keep scrolling to see the trail. |
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| Measuring tools in the agora. |
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| More of the water trail. |
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| Sanctuary of Asclepios. |
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| Artemision. |
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| Water is still flowing down down down. |
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| The Palaistra connected to the Gymnasium and was used as the wrestling hall. |
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| The Mausoleum of the Saithidae Family. |
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| Stadium. |
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| At the bottom of the hill we have the conclusion of the water trail. |
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| A funeral monument. |
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| The left is the stoa of the meat market. |
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