Selge

Selge Ruins, Side Overview

Selge was an important trading hub in ancient Pisidia that later got included in the Pamphylia region between the Mediterranean Sea and the southern slope of Mount Taurus. Currently located in Altinkaya village of Antalya Province in Turkey, Selge is a titular see of the Roman Catholic Church. Only a few traces of the old city remains for visitors to explore. Remnants of a stoa, a basilica, a stadium, and a gymnasium can be traced along with parts of the perimeter wall and the Acropolis.

Up on the hill, remains of two temples dedicated to Zeus and Artemis can be found. Believed to be founded by the Spartans in one of the versions of philosopher Strabo, Selge is of great significance to the history of Greek socio-political history. The city is located near Koprulu Canyon National Park

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