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Hadrian's Arch – Built in 129 AD to commemorate the visit of Emperor Hadrian to the city.
Hadrian's Arch – Built in 129 AD to commemorate the visit of Emperor Hadrian to the city.
Hadrian's Arch – Built in 129 AD to commemorate the visit of Emperor Hadrian to the city.
Hadrian's Arch – Built in 129 AD to commemorate the visit of Emperor Hadrian to the city.
The Hippodrome, an arena built between the mid-2nd and 3rd centuries AD. It allowed up to 15,000 sports fans to watch races and other athletic events.
The Hippodrome, an arena built between the mid-2nd and 3rd centuries AD. It allowed up to 15,000 sports fans to watch races and other athletic events.
The Hippodrome, an arena built between the mid-2nd and 3rd centuries AD. It allowed up to 15,000 sports fans to watch races and other athletic events.
The city walls and South Gate, which date to 130 AD.
The city walls and South Gate, which date to 130 AD.
Ongoing restoration work in an area just inside the South Gate, which was probably used as a marketplace.
The city walls and South Gate, which date to 130 AD.
The massive 80m × 90m oval plaza, surrounded by a colonnade of 1st century Ionic columns.
The massive 80m × 90m oval plaza, surrounded by a colonnade of 1st century Ionic columns.
Inscription on the base of one of the Oval Plaza columns.
The massive 80m × 90m oval plaza, surrounded by a colonnade of 1st century Ionic columns.
The massive 80m × 90m oval plaza, surrounded by a colonnade of 1st century Ionic columns.
The Temple of Zeus and back side of the South Theatre, as seen from the Oval Plaza.
The Temple of Zeus, as seen from the Oval Plaza.
The Temple of Zeus and back side of the South Theatre, as seen from the Oval Plaza.
The Temple of Zeus.
The Temple of Zeus.
The Temple of Zeus.
The Temple of Zeus.
The Temple of Zeus.