The restored columns of the north stoa at the Asclepieion of Pergamon, with the theatre on the slope behind.

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Asclepieion of Pergamon

The Asclepieion of Pergamon was a healing sanctuary of the god Asclepius, founded in the 4th century BC below the acropolis and rebuilt on a grand scale under Hadrian in the 2nd century AD. A colonnaded sacred way leads to the courtyard with its north stoa, a theatre for 3,500 people, the round treatment building and the sacred spring.

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Mon08:30–17:30

Tue08:30–17:30

Wed08:30–17:30

Thu08:30–17:30

Fri08:30–17:30

Sat08:30–17:30

Sun08:30–17:30

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