Odeon of Ephesus

About Odeon of Ephesus

Odeon of Ephesus, located in Ephesus, Turkey, is one of the best examples of a well-preserved ancient theater.

Theater used for concerts, council meetings, and ceremonies. Built in the 2nd century AD, it seated around 1,500 people and had a roof, enhancing its acoustics.

Its stone seats and stage reflect Roman architectural precision. Located near the State Agora, the Odeon served as both a cultural and political center of the city.

It remains as one of the popular tourist spots to this very day, allowing insight into the vibrant cultural history of the ancient city.