Syedra Ancient City is a historic archaeological site located on the southern coast of Turkey, near the Mediterranean Sea. It was an important city in the ancient region of Cilicia, dating back to the Hellenistic and Roman periods. Syedra is known for its well-preserved ruins including city walls, an ancient theater, aqueducts, and necropolises, showcasing its historical significance as a coastal trading and cultural center.
Syedra is situated near the modern town of Anamur in the Mersin Province of southern Turkey.
The city dates mainly from the Hellenistic period through the Roman era.
Yes, Syedra is accessible to visitors interested in archaeology and history.
Its well-preserved coastal fortifications and water systems highlight its strategic importance.
Information about entrance fees varies; check with local tourism offices before visiting.