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Temple of Serapis

Large column pieces and a raised platform mark the Temple of Serapis south of the Commercial Agora. The remains add another religious tradition to a Roman-city walk.

Temple of Serapis

Why go

The fragments help show that worship in Ephesus extended beyond Artemis and the imperial cult. Look at the sanctuary’s scale beside the market quarter, then compare its incomplete form with the more readily legible street monuments nearby; the contrast makes its setting more useful than a quick name check.

What to look for

  • Large column fragments mark the sanctuary.
  • A raised platform stands south of the Commercial Agora.

Useful to know

  • Observe from the signed route; entry among the fragments is unverified.
  • Pair it with the Commercial Agora to understand its position in the lower city.

Your next visit

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Outdoor visit · 5–12 min

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