| Gymnasium (2)
Palaestra
The Gymnasium is a large complex consisting of a palaestra next to the synagogue, colonnades on three sides and the main building with the recently-restored ornate facade.
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|  | Route de l'Ouest (5)
Bati Caddesi
Les fouilles de Sardes mettront au jour une série d'échoppes très variées (serruriers, quincailliers, teinturiers, vitriers ...) adossées à un vaste gymnase et ouvrant sur la colonnade de la grande voie qui traversait la ville.
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| Synagogue (9)
near 220 B.C.
This synagogue found during the excavations in 1962 is an evidence of the Jewish community existence in West Anatolia in the ancient times Its capacity was of 1000 people.
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| Temple of Artemis (6)
300 B.C.
The Artemis Temple is located in the Pactolos Valley and was one of the seven largest ancient temples with eight columns at each end and twenty along each side.
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| Thermes et gymnase (5)
between 161 and 211
Le mot gymnase dérive de gymnos, 'nu', ce qui rappelle que les sports se pratiquaient déshabillé.
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