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Epidaurus

Epidaurus

Explore the third-century theater, famous for its outstanding acoustics and dedicated to Asclepius, the God of Medicine.

This ancient site is famed for its magnificent theater, a masterpiece of classical architecture from the 4th century BCE. Known for its flawless acoustics, the theater could carry even the softest sounds to all 14,000 spectators. Designed by Polykleitos the Younger, it is celebrated for its symmetry and remains one of the best-preserved theaters of antiquity.

The site once served as a healing sanctuary dedicated to Asclepius, the god of medicine. Pilgrims from around the Mediterranean came seeking cures, engaging in rituals and dream therapy in the enkoimeteria, or sleeping halls, hoping for divine remedies. Mineral springs in the area further enhanced its reputation for wellness.

Excavations have uncovered artifacts and structures, including a temple, sports stadium, and hospital, shedding light on ancient medical practices. Today, the theater still hosts performances, connecting ancient traditions with the present and allowing visitors to experience classical drama in its original grandeur.

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