The sacred area in Pisidia Antiokheia, for which an application has been made to be included in the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List, attracts attention especially with its crescent-shaped votive stelae surrounding the temple.
Pisidia Antiokheia, one of the important cities of Anatolia during the Roman Empire period, is known as one of the centers visited by Saint Paul between 46-57 AD, who played an important role in the spread of Christianity.
In the city, the Temple of Augustus, theatre, monumental fountain, Roman bath, stadium, and churches, as well as the Sanctuary of Men, are among the important archaeological structures.
