First church in Anatolia ( M.S ) and impressive history...

View from a distance. This is an excellent example of old old architecture in need of repair, restoration

There is not much to see and what is there is not well displayed. Save the entrance fee and look at it over the fence.

As we turned the corner, there was a call to prayer - very evocative of what it would have been like in ancient times

Originally a giant temple to three Egyptian gods, it is the vivid red colour and sheer size which impresses. It takes 30 minutes or so to walk around and inspect the ruins and peer inside from purpose built sites. Some restoration has occurred but some sections of the high walls look a little precarious.

It is a big, red, [mostly] ruin of a building that was, at various times in history, a church, a mosque, a tourist site. The signage is non-existant and while some of the spaces were interesting, there was no context provided within which to place them. The tourist literature on this site is thin and not helpful. We had very... More

Ruins seem in serious dis-repair, un-supported. Many tourists ignore posted warnings, step over barriers . . . but beautiful structures. Must see.

The Red Basilica is worth seeing if you're in Bergama, although considering the walls are unsteady and you can't go inside the walls, you can probably get just a good of a view from the outside, avoiding the entrance fee.

first time i see this typ place was so big wall red made by bric .. it is was AMAZİNG .. YOU MUST SEE it if you are in Bergama ..