It has an impressive hall in front. It was probably erected at the spot of an earlier temple, built 150-170 AD, and was part of an extremely beautiful complex. However, the edict of Theodorius in 386 allowed people to dismantle “pagan” temples and led to its deconstruction. I show pictures of its fine columns, and the temenos (inner temple) with inside the main altar.

What I did not see or visit is the propylaeum, which, as I saw on the web, maybe was more important than the actual temple. I lies below the hill with the temple, and I was getting too tired. Better next time.

For a clear view of the area covered use the map view. You should realize the coordinates show where the picture was taken from, whereas I group them according to what they show.