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Temple of Serapis

4.3
(32)
4.3
(32)
•#20 on "Top 22 things to do and attractions in Sinop"
Archaeological museum

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The Temple of Serapis is an ancient Egyptian temple dating back to the 4th century BC, dedicated to the god Serapis. The temple's ruins can be found in the garden of the Sinop Archaeological Museum. The site is a must-see for history enthusiasts visiting Sinop, as it offers a glimpse into the region's rich historical heritage. The museum itself is home to various ancient artifacts and ruins, making it a great destination for those interested in archaeology and history.
Why you should go
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  1. Explore ancient ruins dating back 2500 years dedicated to the Egyptian god Serapis
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  3. Learn about the history tied to Ptolemy I. Soter's dream and its influence on Sinop
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  5. Witness a unique archaeological site within the beautiful garden of Sinop Archaeological Museum
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(Translated by Google) A temple dedicated to the Egyptian god Serapis. It dates back to the 4th century BC. The ruins are located in the garden of the Sinop museum. (Original) Mısır tanrısı Serapise adanmış bir mabed. Milattan önce 4. yy ait. Kalıntılar Sinop müzesinin bahçesinde bulunmaktadır.
(Translated by Google) It is located in the beautiful garden of the Sinop archaeological museum, it is not a separate place. It's just ruins. There is not enough explanation and regulation. The remains unearthed during the excavations in 1951 are thought to belong to the Egyptian god Serapis, based on an inscription found. There is no mythology related to Serapis, it appears in inscriptions from the 4th century BC. After the death of Alexander the Great, Ptolemy I. Soter, who founded Egypt and Alexandria and was the founder of the serapis cult, had a dream and sent ambassadors to the city of Sinop, wanting to buy a statue. When the statue was not given, diseases and disasters occurred in the city, and the people attributed this to the anger of serapis, and as a result, the statue was given. is explained. (Original) Sinop arkeoloji müzesinin güzel bahçesi içinde bulunuyor, ayrı bir yer değil. Kalıntılardan ibaret. Yeterli açıklama ve düzenleme bulunmuyor. 1951 yılında yapılan kazılarda ortaya çıkarılan kalıntıların, bulunan bir yazı esas alınarak, Mısır tanrılarıdan Serapise ait olduğu sanılmaktadır. Serapise ait bir mitoloji bulunmuyor, mö 4. yüzyıla ait yazıtlarda ortaya çıkıyor. Büyük İskenderin ölümü sonrasında Mısır ve İskenderiyeyi kuran ve serapis kültünün kurucusu Ptolemaios I. Soter'in gördüğü bir rüya üzerine Sinop şehrinde bulunan bir heykeli almak isteyip şehre elçiler gönderdiği, heykelin verilmemesi üzerine şehirde hastalıklar ve felaketlerin yaşandığı, halkın bunu serapisin öfkesine bağladığı sonuçta heykelin verildiği anlatılmaktadır.
(Translated by Google) The most important object in the garden is the remains of the Temple of Serapis. 2500 years old (Original) Bahçedeki en önemli nesne bu Serapis Mabedi ‘nden kalanlar. 2500 yaşında
(Translated by Google) A temple dedicated to the Egyptian god Serapis. It dates back to the 4th century BC. The ruins are located in the garden of the Sinop museum. (Original) Mısır tanrısı Serapise adanmış bir mabed. Milattan önce 4. yy ait. Kalıntılar Sinop müzesinin bahçesinde bulunmaktadır.
(Translated by Google) It is located in the beautiful garden of the Sinop archaeological museum, it is not a separate place. It's just ruins. There is not enough explanation and regulation. The remains unearthed during the excavations in 1951 are thought to belong to the Egyptian god Serapis, based on an inscription found. There is no mythology related to Serapis, it appears in inscriptions from the 4th century BC. After the death of Alexander the Great, Ptolemy I. Soter, who founded Egypt and Alexandria and was the founder of the serapis cult, had a dream and sent ambassadors to the city of Sinop, wanting to buy a statue. When the statue was not given, diseases and disasters occurred in the city, and the people attributed this to the anger of serapis, and as a result, the statue was given. is explained. (Original) Sinop arkeoloji müzesinin güzel bahçesi içinde bulunuyor, ayrı bir yer değil. Kalıntılardan ibaret. Yeterli açıklama ve düzenleme bulunmuyor. 1951 yılında yapılan kazılarda ortaya çıkarılan kalıntıların, bulunan bir yazı esas alınarak, Mısır tanrılarıdan Serapise ait olduğu sanılmaktadır. Serapise ait bir mitoloji bulunmuyor, mö 4. yüzyıla ait yazıtlarda ortaya çıkıyor. Büyük İskenderin ölümü sonrasında Mısır ve İskenderiyeyi kuran ve serapis kültünün kurucusu Ptolemaios I. Soter'in gördüğü bir rüya üzerine Sinop şehrinde bulunan bir heykeli almak isteyip şehre elçiler gönderdiği, heykelin verilmemesi üzerine şehirde hastalıklar ve felaketlerin yaşandığı, halkın bunu serapisin öfkesine bağladığı sonuçta heykelin verildiği anlatılmaktadır.
(Translated by Google) The most important object in the garden is the remains of the Temple of Serapis. 2500 years old (Original) Bahçedeki en önemli nesne bu Serapis Mabedi ‘nden kalanlar. 2500 yaşında
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Address
İncedayı, Okullar Cd. No:27, 57000 Sinop Merkez/Sinop, Türkiye
Website
http://www.turizmhaberleri.com/haberayrinti.asp?ID=26363
İncedayı, Okullar Cd. No:27, 57000 Sinop Merkez/Sinop, Türkiye
http://www.turizmhaberleri.com/haberayrinti.asp?ID=26363

Know before you go

  • Visit early in the day or during weekdays for a quieter experience as it might get crowded during peak hours or weekends
  • Bring along a guidebook or do some research beforehand as there might be limited explanations at the site
  • Combine your visit with exploring other nearby attractions like Alaeddin Mosque, Alaiye Medresse, Balatlar Church, and more for a comprehensive experience of Sinop

Reviews

The Temple of Serapis, located in the garden of the Sinop Archaeological Museum, is a site with ancient ruins dating back to 2500 years ago. The temple is dedicated to the Egyptian god Serapis and has historical significance tied to Ptolemy I. Soter's dream and its impact on the city of Sinop. While lacking detailed explanations and organization, visitors can explore these remains that are thought to belong to Serapis based on inscriptions from the 4th century BC.
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5/5Şahin F
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May 14, 2024 from
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(Translated by Google) A temple dedicated to the Egyptian god Serapis. It dates back to the 4th century BC. The ruins are located in the garden of the Sinop museum. (Original) Mısır tanrısı Serapise adanmış bir mabed. Milattan önce 4. yy ait. Kalıntılar Sinop müzesinin bahçesinde bulunmaktadır.
4/5Serap T
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Jun 22, 2024 from
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(Translated by Google) It is located in the beautiful garden of the Sinop archaeological museum, it is not a separate place. It's just ruins. There is not enough explanation and regulation. The remains unearthed during the excavations in 1951 are thought to belong to the Egyptian god Serapis, based on an inscription found. There is no mythology related to Serapis, it appears in inscriptions from the 4th century BC. After the death of Alexander the Great, Ptolemy I. Soter, who founded Egypt and Alexandria and was the founder of the serapis cult, had a dream and sent ambassadors to the city of Sinop, wanting to buy a statue. When the statue was not given, diseases and disasters occurred in the city, and the people attributed this to the anger of serapis, and as a result, the statue was given. is explained. (Original) Sinop arkeoloji müzesinin güzel bahçesi içinde bulunuyor, ayrı bir yer değil. Kalıntılardan ibaret. Yeterli açıklama ve düzenleme bulunmuyor. 1951 yılında yapılan kazılarda ortaya çıkarılan kalıntıların, bulunan bir yazı esas alınarak, Mısır tanrılarıdan Serapise ait olduğu sanılmaktadır. Serapise ait bir mitoloji bulunmuyor, mö 4. yüzyıla ait yazıtlarda ortaya çıkıyor. Büyük İskenderin ölümü sonrasında Mısır ve İskenderiyeyi kuran ve serapis kültünün kurucusu Ptolemaios I. Soter'in gördüğü bir rüya üzerine Sinop şehrinde bulunan bir heykeli almak isteyip şehre elçiler gönderdiği, heykelin verilmemesi üzerine şehirde hastalıklar ve felaketlerin yaşandığı, halkın bunu serapisin öfkesine bağladığı sonuçta heykelin verildiği anlatılmaktadır.
4/5Bora A
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Jun 22, 2024 from
Google
(Translated by Google) The most important object in the garden is the remains of the Temple of Serapis. 2500 years old (Original) Bahçedeki en önemli nesne bu Serapis Mabedi ‘nden kalanlar. 2500 yaşında
4/5Thomas B
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Sep 8, 2022 from
Google
(Translated by Google) The ruins of the temple are located on the grounds of the Sinop Archaeological Museum. (Original) Die Ruinen des Tempels befinden dich auf dem Gelände des archäologischen Museums von Sinop.
5/5Ömer T
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Aug 1, 2025 from
Google
(Translated by Google) A nice, informative, short museum. (Original) Güzel bilgilendirici kısa bir müze.
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Map
Address
İncedayı, Okullar Cd. No:27, 57000 Sinop Merkez/Sinop, Türkiye
Website
http://www.turizmhaberleri.com/haberayrinti.asp?ID=26363
İncedayı, Okullar Cd. No:27, 57000 Sinop Merkez/Sinop, Türkiye
http://www.turizmhaberleri.com/haberayrinti.asp?ID=26363
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