I went to Laodicea with great curiosity, but my curiosity was a bit in vain. I couldn't visualize Laodicea. The most important ruins are the Syrian Street, the Byzantine Church and theatre. Laodicea is one of the Seven Asian Cities mentioned in the Bible. For this reason, the city was deemed worthy of the honorary title of the first "Union of Seven Churches". Laodikeia Church in the city was built during this period. Even if attempts are made to revive the church, it is difficult to imagine it as a church. I thought it needed more work. Maybe we are at the beginning of my work to be done, it is like a cake whose ingredients are piled up but the dough is still not even kneaded. I couldn't imagine what kind of cake the existing ingredients would be like. The theater is also very big and beautiful, but it has not stood up yet. In short, there is no need to spend a long time here. About 2 hours is enough. Download the ancient city plan of Laodicea. It is very useful to understand your travel direction and where each localization is. If you went in hot weather, there is not even a place to protect from the sun. Don't go without a hat and water. Entry is free for those with a museum card. They have made a nice entrance. There are toilets right next to the entrance on the right side. After driving a little further inside, you come to the car park. There is the official sales kiosk of the museum here, where you can eat and drink something. Prices are expensive, but there is an extra discount for those with a museum card.

The covered temple was affected by the earthquake, but the floor coverings that survived until today were very beautiful. There is not enough information in other sections.