Lagina & Stratonikeia Tour

Embark on an extraordinary archaeological adventure to explore the ancient wonders of Stratonikeia and Lagina, two almost undiscovered ancient sites connected by a 3,000-year-old, nine-kilometre-long sacred path. Located approximately 60 minutes by car from major pickup points, these remarkable sites form the world's largest marble city, where entire structures still stand majestically since ancient times. Stratonikeia served as the political capital, featuring an impressive 10,000-seat theatre and a temple dedicated to the cult of Serapis, while Lagina was the sacred precinct, home to the magnificent Temple of Hecate - the goddess of magic, the moon, ghosts, and necromancy, believed to hold the key to the underworld. Beyond its profound religious significance, Stratonikeia was also a renowned center for gladiators, with the gymnasium near the north gate possibly being the largest in antiquity. This full-day archaeological exploration will immerse you in millennia of history, from Hellenistic political power to mystical religious practices, culminating with a scenic open-air lunch near these awe-inspiring ruins.