Epidaurus Hestiatorion

The Hestiatorion. Built in the late 4th c. or early 3d c. BCE.

The Hestiatorion complex consists of the Hestiatorion (restaurant) which was built in the late 4th c. or in the early 3d c. BCE, and the Odeum, a later addition by the Romans (2nd-3d c. CE).

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Architecture Asclepius Classical Epidaurus Hellenistic Hestiatorion Original Photo Peloponnese Sanctuary Urban Ruins

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