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City reference point; not an attraction entrance. Map tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors.
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Side Archaeological Site
Discover Side’s ancient peninsula through its theatre, civic remains and coastal temple setting. Plan around the published theatre restoration notice, distinguish separate visitor areas and use historical photographs for context rather than as promises of access.
Explore this place ↗Side Museum
Explore sculpture, inscriptions and other finds from Side within a restored Roman bath building. Read the museum’s architecture alongside its collection, with gallery access and admission checked independently of the ancient theatre.
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Two guides with different visitor scopes
The opening Side collection includes the archaeological destination and the museum in a former Roman bath. The wider peninsula, ticketed components and museum should not be treated as one uninterrupted admission circuit.
Editorial planning suggestion: check the theatre-specific restoration notice first. Choose the open areas you want to explore, then confirm the museum’s own hours, admission and gallery availability.
Use objects and buildings together
The museum offers an object-level perspective that complements the larger remains outside. Choose one question, such as public architecture or sculpture, to connect the visits without trying to see every feature in one outing.
The framed map marks the locality approximately. Check actual entrances, permitted routes, surfaces, forecast and return arrangements separately. The first two dossiers are an editorial starting point, not comprehensive coverage of Side or the Manavgat district.