The two ruined stone towers of the Myndos Gate on either side of a path, under a blue sky.

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Myndos Gate

The Myndos Gate is the western gate in the city walls of ancient Halicarnassus, raised when Mausolus enclosed the city in the 4th century BC, and named after the town of Myndos at the end of the peninsula. Two towers of large stone blocks flank the gateway west of Bodrum's centre, one standing almost to its original height, beside Hellenistic and Roman vaulted tombs.

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Theatre at Halicarnassus

historic site

Mausoleum at Halicarnassus

historic site

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Free entry — no ticket needed

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