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Set inland from the coast near Serik, Aspendos centers on one of the best-preserved Roman theaters anywhere, built in the 2nd century AD to seat around 15,000 spectators. The surrounding site also holds sections of an ancient aqueduct still standing across the plain. It sits away from Antalya's beach resorts, making it more of a dedicated day-trip destination than a stop you stumble on while walking a seafront promenade — plan a specific outing rather than a passing visit.

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Where is Aspendos located?

Aspendos is located in the Serik neighborhood of Antalya.

What kind of place is Aspendos?

Aspendos is a restaurant known for its historical significance, featuring a well-preserved Roman theater.

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