Epidaurus

Also known as Epidauros

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Epidaurus was a small city in ancient Greece located on the Argolid Peninsula that is now represented by two modern towns in the Argolis region. It is significant primarily for its nearby sanctuary of Asclepius and ancient theatre, which were designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988 due to their architectural excellence and their influential role in spreading healing sanctuaries and religious practices throughout the ancient Greek and Roman world.

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Key facts

Greek Dimos.name: Epidaurus
Greek Dimos.name_local: Ἐπίδαυρος
Greek Dimos.type: municipality
Greek Dimos.image_map: 2011 Dimos Epidavrou.png
Greek Dimos.periph: Peloponnese
Greek Dimos.periphunit: Argolis
Greek Dimos.pop_municipality: 7030
Greek Dimos.area_municipality: 340.4
Greek Dimos.pop_municunit: 3418
Greek Dimos.area_municunit: 160.6
Greek Dimos.population_as_of: 2021
Greek Dimos.postal_code: 210 59
Greek Dimos.licence: AP
Greek Dimos.image_skyline: 20190511 172 epidaure.jpg
Greek Dimos.seat: Lygourio
UNESCO World Heritage Site.child: yes
UNESCO World Heritage Site.Official_name: Sanctuary of Asklepios at Epidaurus
UNESCO World Heritage Site.ID: 491

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Wikidata facts

Country: Greece
Located in: Epidavros Municipality
Time zone: UTC+03:00
Location: Archaea Epidavros
Image: The great theater of Epidaurus, designed by Polykleitos the Younger in the 4th century BC, Sanctuary of Asklepeios at Epidaurus, Greece (14015010416).jpg

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