Why go
This modest stop is useful for seeing how later Christian associations attach to older remains. Observe the circular structure itself, then treat the St. Luke name as a tradition rather than a verified identification. Its location near the State Agora also puts it within the upper-city walk.
What to look for
- A circular monument survives near the State Agora.
- The St. Luke attribution is traditional and unproven.
Useful to know
- Observe from the signed route; entry to the monument is unverified.
- If time is short, fold it into a State Agora visit rather than seeking it as a major destination.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 5–10 min
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