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Bodrum Ancient Theater

History and archaeology

Bodrum Ancient Theater

Bodrum, Muğla

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A 4th-century BC theater set into the Göktepe slope, overlooking Bodrum Bay and the castle.

Safety warning

As of October 2026 open to visitors; closed on Mondays.

Its story

The theater was built into the slope north of Halicarnassus in the time of Mausolus and is counted among the oldest theaters in Anatolia. Enlarged in the Roman period, the structure lay buried for centuries. Excavations and repairs that began in the 1970s made it usable again; today it hosts concerts and performances in summer. From the upper rows of seats you can see the bay, the marina and Bodrum Castle in a single frame.

Key facts

Period
4th century BC, enlarged in the Roman period
Location
Beside the Bodrum-Muğla highway, Göktepe
Admission
Free

Trip purpose

  • Free
  • Photography
  • Day trip

Location

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37.04012, 27.42154

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Source: Web derlemesi (doğrulanmalı): https://tr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bodrum_Antik_Tiyatrosu | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theatre_at_Halicarnassus