Blaundos Archaeological Site

The ancient city of Blaundus, located near Uşak in Türkiye, has a rich history dating back to settlers who migrated from Macedonia after Alexander the Great's Anatolian Campaigns. The city was known as "Blaundeon Macedonian." Over the centuries, Blaundus passed through various rulers, including Antigonos after Alexander's death and later the Roman Empire in 189 CE. During the Roman period, the city flourished and played a significant role in the region. Blaundus features impressive architectural monuments such as a castle, temples, a theatre, a stadium, and rock tombs, showcasing its historical significance. The city's location on a peninsula surrounded by valleys adds to its unique charm and accessibility through a northern gateway. Notable surviving structures include the entrance gate's arch, city walls, temples, stadium, theatre, and rock tombs, highlighting the city's cultural and historical legacy.