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City reference point; not an attraction entrance. Map tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors.
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Ingo Mehling · Source · CC BY-SA 3.0Pergamon Acropolis
Discover a hilltop city shaped by terraces, monumental public spaces and its commanding landscape. Read Pergamon through its topography, then choose the actual approach and permitted circuit without confusing the acropolis with the separate Asklepion.
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Özge Kesgin · Source · CC BY-SA 4.0Asklepion of Pergamon
Explore an ancient sanctuary associated with Asklepios through its ceremonial approach, courtyard and connected buildings. Understand the architecture and historical role of the complex, with its entrance and visitor circuit planned separately from Pergamon’s acropolis.
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Two perspectives on Pergamon
The opening Bergama collection contains Pergamon Acropolis and the Asklepion. They are distinct visitor locations within a wider historical landscape, not a single continuous attraction circuit. This selection is not comprehensive coverage of Bergama.
Editorial planning suggestion: decide whether hillside urbanism or sanctuary architecture is your main interest. Choose one principal visit before adding the second, and arrange the actual approach and return transport for each.
Use the town map for context
UNESCO presents Pergamon within a cultural landscape with multiple historical layers around modern Bergama. Use that wider setting to connect the places intellectually while keeping their practical visitor arrangements separate.
The framed map marks an approximate town point. It is not the hilltop entrance, an internal archaeological route or a measured walking connection. Check the local forecast, current access and any assistance needs before setting out.