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Marble Street

Marble Street links the Celsus Library area with the Great Theatre, passing the commercial Agora. Its paving gives visitors a physical route through the lower city rather than a set of disconnected monuments.

Marble Street

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Why go

Follow the street to understand the sequence between library, marketplace and theatre at walking pace. The paving and flanking remains show how public buildings fit into a navigable network. Pay attention to present signs: some ancient surfaces or adjacent ruins may be protected, so use only the open modern visitor line even where older paths appear to continue.

What to look for

  • Marble paving through the lower city.
  • A route linking library, Agora and theatre.

Useful to know

  • Follow the open visitor path and avoid protected paving or adjacent ruins.
  • Allow for uneven stone underfoot.

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Outdoor visit · 10–15 min

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