The Episcopal Basilica of Gortyn in Crete was a major religious center during the Early Byzantine period. It features mosaic floors and marble elements.

The Agora, Odeon, and the Gortyn Law Code in Gortyna, Crete. Discover the heart of the ancient city's civic and legal life and its significance in Greek history.

The Amphitheater at Gortyn, a colossal Roman structure that once hosted gladiatorial combats and other spectacles and it transformed into an early Christian cemetery.

The Basilica of Agios Titos in Gortyna, a 5th-century structure rebuilt in the 6th and 7th centuries, reflects the city's transition from paganism to Christianity.

The Great Theater of Gortyna, a monumental Roman theater that once hosted thousands of spectators for performances and events.

Megali Porta thermae at Gortyn, a monumental Roman bath complex and religious center.

Explore the Nymphaeum Block in Gortyna, a microcosm of the city's evolution from Hellenistic to Byzantine times. Discover its temples, fountains, and workshops that tell the story of this vibrant urban center.

The Praetorium of Gortyna, the administrative heart of Roman Crete.

The Pythion Theater in Gortyna, an ancient Roman theater that hosted performances, ceremonies, and gatherings.

The Sanctuary of the Egyptian Gods at Gortyn, a testament to the diverse religious landscape of Roman Crete.

The South Baths of Gortyna, a luxurious Roman bath complex that served as a social and cultural hub for the city's elite.